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Some outdoor educators’ experiences of outdoor education
Journal of Outdoor and Environmental Education, 2006Abstract The phenomenological study presented in this paper attempts to determine, from outdoor educators, what it meant for them to be teaching outdoor education in Victorian secondary schools during 2004. In 1999, Lugg and Martin surveyed Victorian secondary schools to determine the types of outdoor education programs being run, the objectives of ...
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Outdoor education/outdoor environmental education
2020The concept of "Outdoor Education" is particularly used as a method in the world literature in recent years. It is a very new concept, which is used in education. The main objective of outdoor education is to integrate the class based on education with outdoor learning. In other words, teacher pursues learning outcomes beyond the classroom. Thus, it is
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Coexistence Scenarios in 5G: Outdoor-Outdoor and Outdoor-Indoor Networks
2022 Wireless Telecommunications Symposium (WTS), 2022Siminfar Samakoush Galougah +2 more
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Three types of outdoor activities; Outdoor activities and quality of outdoor space
2007An ordinary day on an ordinary street. Pedestrians pass on the sidewalks, children play near front doors, people sit on benches and steps, the postman makes his rounds with the mail, two passersby greet on the sidewalk, two mechanics repair a car, groups engage in conversation.
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2018
There is such a thing as modernist gardening, and in England Christopher Tunnard was its principal proponent. But interwar great gardens were mostly baroque in inspiration and design, expressing baroque principles of excess and astonishment. Philip Sassoon’s garden at Port Lympne is one of the campest. The design is by Philip Tilden, who also worked on
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There is such a thing as modernist gardening, and in England Christopher Tunnard was its principal proponent. But interwar great gardens were mostly baroque in inspiration and design, expressing baroque principles of excess and astonishment. Philip Sassoon’s garden at Port Lympne is one of the campest. The design is by Philip Tilden, who also worked on
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