@justin_cortes4 @asforan A2: I think most relationships built within the walls of the classroom are power relationships, student likes the teacher so they respect them. Outside the walls teachers and students are engaging in experiences together which creates a more balanced relationship.
@justin_cortes4 @asforan A3: Yes! I’m sure it will create a buzz that could help promote more Edventure and push other people who are curious about this strand of learning to get engaged.
@justin_cortes4 @asforan A4: their child would be developing skills and overcoming obstacles that otherwise would not be explored within the walls of a classroom
@JaredCPBall@pcoxon1 @asforan @mybritters@MToulch I recently visited a local general store with my class on my trip and the history lesson the cashier gave them was way more valuable than anything a text could share.
@pcoxon1 @asforan @MToulch@JaredCPBall Thanks so much everybody for your awesome participation in our e-chat!! Have fun climbing and talk to you all at 1:00ish! #edu520j
@JaredCPBall @asforan @mybritters@MToulch Just like family vacations when you get off the beaten trail and immerse yourself in the local community it’s a much more authentic experience that usually is the highlight.
@Denny520J @asforan @mybritters@MToulch@JaredCPBall Is that because that’s how educators have incorporated the idea of the outdoors into their lessons? After having a true outdoor experience do you think the students would feel the same way?