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Canada's Outdoor Learning Store created a series of virtual workshop. Catch six workshops, ranging in topics from imaginative ecological education to lessons from nature preschools and forest kindergartens.
May 25th, 2021


The premier episode of Earthy Chats has arrived! Co-hosts Jade Harvey-Berrill and Ian Shanahan chatted with Dr. Gillian Judson of imaginED and the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University. Here's a sneak-peek at what we discussed: *the role of imagination in meaningful learning for learners of all ages *how story form engages emotions and enhances memory consolidation *Gillian\'s new book, A Walking Curriculum and how it can be used by parents and educators *outdoor learning and forging a sense of place *debunking the (rubbish) notion that imagination-based education is all about children, make-believe, fantasy, and fairies
May 25th, 2021


In the second episode of Earthy Chats, co-hosts Jade Harvey-Berrill and Ian Shanahan chatted with the Envirosongsters, Peter Lenton (aka Peter Puffin) and Remy Rodden! Here's a sneak-peek at what was discussed: *the birth of the Envirosongsters collaboration *Peter and Remy's process for creating EE songs for kids *the role of storytelling in crafting a live concert *the cross-curricular benefits of using song and theatre in education *harnessing the inherent creativity of children *the global Songs for Environmental Education network *Peter and Remy's best (live) blooper stories!
May 25th, 2021


Join us for wide-ranging chats with environmental educators about best practices, changing trends, and new insights about the enviro. ed. field. Long-time educators Ian Shanahan from Green Teacher and Jade Harvey-Berrill from the Columbia Basin Environmental Education Network (CBEEN) and Stoked on Science facilitate the cross-pollination of ideas. Join the discussion!
May 25th, 2021


In the third episode of Earthy Chats, co-hosts Jade Harvey-Berrill and Ian Shanahan chatted with educator Faye O'Neil of the ?aqam Community in the Ktunaxa Nation! Here's a sneak-peek at what was discussed: *a childhood in nature *gaining knowledge from the land *gaps in the education system and how to fill them *making partnerships and maintaining open dialogue *how animals and plants are described in the Ktunaxa language *ways to achieve grounding in nature
May 25th, 2021

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