 | Guiding Thought Question: What, in your opinion, is the single greatest benefit to the educational development of an individual that can be gained by going outside? Today's Learning Objective: Students will learn the educational philosophies through immersive education and engage in sensory education by conducting a field study. |
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10 Comments
jeslyn wiallimson
9/16/2020 01:47:58 pm
You might get to see natural developments firsthand and gain a better understanding of nature things.
Collin Nguyen
9/16/2020 01:49:39 pm
Going outside (at least on a sunny day) I read that sunny days boost morale and generally make people happier. By being outside mood is better and by being outside you can experience outside field knowledge
skylee obenschain
9/16/2020 01:50:06 pm
you can see how things act in their nature area.
Emily Fleener
9/16/2020 01:53:54 pm
It is important to go outside to gain experience and to see/learn things in person.
Ben
9/16/2020 01:54:09 pm
Being outside lets people to learn about the environment that they don't always get to see when you spend all day inside of a school building.
liv
9/17/2020 07:37:23 am
Well it’s different here at the zoo because, we get the experience of animals and the zoo. But if you are doing it through just regular school it helps give you a break and in this case take your mask off.
Wattles
9/17/2020 07:37:31 am
The ability to learn outside of the traditional class room helps release some tension in the Brain.
Jean Grey
9/17/2020 07:40:26 am
The individual can, by going outside, explore the environment for himself. It is this independence that is vital to the development of an individual’s intellect—you must be able to learn on your own throughout your life.
girl baker
9/17/2020 07:41:11 am
It is important to go outside and learn because it is good for mental health and it can release stress. It is a good environment to learn in.
Madysen D.
9/17/2020 07:41:54 am
Learning outside allows people to experience the natural world rather than having your entire educational career based around man-made buildings and experiences. Leave a Reply. |
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