Here’s a fun little thing to do at home and think about when you’re taking part in the Walking Curriculum. See if you can spot some interesting critters in here as you colour the page and watch for them outside as you walk or sit alone. What shapes are common? Any patterns? How many acorns […]
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A Warp Speed Intro to Imaginative Ecological Education (IEE)
And that’s a very warp speed introduction to IEE. Stay tuned for a short workshop video on the principles and their importance for your ecological teaching. And, as always, enjoy the FREE resources on this blog: Walking Curriculum, Cultivating Curiosity, Learning To Live Attentively in a Media Mad World, A Worm/Soil Study and more! More information is also […]
What is Imaginative Ecological Education? #IEE
Human beings are not refrigerators. Industrial metaphors continue to shape the way we talk and think about education. This is a problem. Why? Because there’s no way approaches to teaching/planning that are inspired by factories and assembly lines can support ecological understanding–that sense of one’s implicatedness in all life and the care and concern to do something […]