Research Report

Teaching in Nature: A Research Briefing: Summary Findings

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Citation

Mannion G, Fenwick A, Nugent C & I'Anson J (2011) Teaching in Nature: A Research Briefing: Summary Findings. School of Education. Research Briefing from the School of Education, University of Stirling, 4. School of Education.

Abstract
SNH has a remit for people's enjoyment and understanding of the natural heritage as well as the care of it. The potential for the educational use of National Nature Reserves (NNRs) (and similar 'wild' places for nature) is not well understood. This research, funded by SNH, was designed to enable practicing teachers from primary and secondary schools to collaboratively explore how National Nature Reserves could be used as sites for outdoor educational provision across a range of subject areas. This work was conducted within the context of the new national curriculum initiative in Scotland, Curriculum for Excellence (CfE) (LTS, 2010). For further information (including video of outdoor excursions, lesson plans, and supporting commentaries), visit the project website: http://teachinginnature.stir.ac.uk

StatusPublished
FundersScottish Natural Heritage
Title of seriesResearch Briefing from the School of Education, University of Stirling
Number in series4
Publication date31/12/2011
URLhttp://hdl.handle.net/1893/9145
PublisherSchool of Education

People (3)

People

Mrs Ashley Fenwick

Mrs Ashley Fenwick

Teaching Fellow, Education

Dr John I'Anson

Dr John I'Anson

Senior Lecturer, Education

Professor Gregory Mannion

Professor Gregory Mannion

Professor, Education

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Teaching in Nature
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