The world’s first #InternationalSchool celebrating 100 years of Education for Peace. Proud to see our flags flying in Geneva. Fier d’être #Ecolint#Ecolint100
They’re going to change the World! PYP Exhibtion at Ecolint, Campus des Nations launched this week #ecolint#cdnat#pypx#pypx2020 https://t.co/mWG100GJKl
"The key to the problem is spending too much time away from direct daylight. The more outdoor daylight children get, the less the incidence of myopia, and it is especially crucial between the ages of 10 and 15." #playmatters#outdoorlearning
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When kids go #outdoors, they are more calm, attentive, creative & cooperative. AND the effect follows them into the classroom, creating a calmer, quieter and safer setting for learning. https://t.co/WWyHfkqIGW #OutdoorClassroomDay
For Year 4 from #ecolint Campus des Nations, the forest was their classroom today. Activities included Shelter building, campfire cookery, parcours vita... lots of teamwork, collaboration and smiles for a beautiful, autumnal #OutdoorClassroomDay@OutdoorClassDay
“Children need to be kept safe from potential harm and hazards at all times, but they also need to explore and take risks. “
The Importance of Risky Play https://t.co/DTdRya9KjD
“When children test their own boundaries in thrilling play, they develop self-confidence, resilience and risk management skills” https://t.co/akJBBIMXY7 @mbrussoni#risk#eytalking
The effect of the outdoor setting on underachieving pupils was particularly notable, improving their engagement, contribution and self-confidence to match that of their peers.' @PEAndyD https://t.co/m2QgIZ6DRV
The benefits of allowing children to engage in #risk taking in play... and possible consequences of not...
Risky Play: Why Children Love It and Need It | Psychology Today https://t.co/7cDkOXk7UC
“If children don’t grow up knowing about nature they won’t understand it, and if they don’t understand it, they won’t protect it. And if they won’t, who will ?” David Attenborough. https://t.co/lmBPLvrqur via @youtube