Outdoor / Environmental Education
What is Outdoor and Environmental Education?
Outdoor and Environmental Education (OEE) is a holistic approach to learning that focuses on connecting individuals, often students, with the natural world and promoting an understanding of the environment, sustainability, and outdoor skills.
Training Video Capsules for Outdoor Education
This video capsule aims to highlight research done at Université de Sherbrooke that looks at the benefits of taking our students outdoors to learn subject content, support well-being and increase student engagement.Â
Jean-Philippe Ayotte-Beaudet, Research Chair on Outdoor Education at Sherbrooke University
This video capsule aims to offer practical ideas, strategies, and tips and tricks for actively taking your students outdoors for learning.
Jean-Philippe Ayotte-Beaudet, Research Chair on Outdoor Education at Sherbrooke University
Kelly Fahey, Morin Heights Elementary School, SWLSB
Pamela Gibson, Learning for a Sustainable FutureÂ
For more practical strategies see LEARN’s Outdoor Education: A rapidly changing approach webinar.
Resources for Outdoor and Environmental Education
Nature at Your Fingertips
In this resource, students will reflect on what nature means to them and the relationship between humans and nature. This lesson explores the cultural reality:
Animals in Our Lives
In this resource, students will learn about ways animals shape our world and learn how we can better support their well-being. This lesson explores the
Living Together
In this resource, students will learn about different living beings and reflect on their relationship with them. This lesson explores the cultural reality: Relationships with
See Life in Green
In this resource, students will discover various eco-friendly practices and reflect on the obstacles that may prevent their implementation. This lesson explores the cultural reality:
A Breath of Fresh Air: Creative Professional Development for Quebec Teachers
On October 25, seventeen Quebec teachers gathered outdoors with the LEARN-RÉCIT team for an innovative professional development day focused on hands-on outdoor education activities. Through
Data Logging with the Micro:bit
During the 2024 April solar eclipse, this article highlights how a LEARN team member used a Micro:bit to automatically record changes in light and temperature—showcasing
Connecting to the Land with Mélanie Vincent and Rebekah Goertzen: Reflection Questions
This document contains reflection questions which allows educators to delve deeper into the video “Connecting to the Land” featuring Mélanie Vincent and Rebekah Goertzen. On
Getting Started with Outdoor Learning: Practical Strategies
This video capsule aims to offer practical ideas, strategies, and tips and tricks for actively taking your students outdoors for learning. Special thanks to: Jean-Philippe
Curated Resources for Outdoor and Environmental Education
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Up to you to judge. Here are a few media channels you can follow to brush up on your pedagogy, or just for fun!
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