In this episode, Carol is joined by Juliet Robertson, an education consultant specialising in learning and play outdoors. Juliet shares her journey with acute myeloid leukaemia and the importance of open conversations about death. She emphasises the need for teachers to slow down and take care of their mental health.
In this episode, Carol discusses her experience with hay fever and shares her top tips for managing it while working outdoors.
Carol Murdoch is joined by Lindsay Shepherd, a teacher in Aberdeen City. Lindsay shares her journey and experiences in outdoor education. She discusses her time with Tinkergarten in the US and how it inspired her to bring outdoor learning to Scotland.
Carol Murdoch discusses place-responsive education and the use of technology in outdoor learning. She also shares insights from a study by Gemma Goldenberg on the benefits of outdoor learning.
Carol Murdoch explores the concept of outdoor learning and its impact on personal development. She begins by discussing Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, highlighting how individuals can become trapped in their own limited experiences.
Carol Murdoch discusses the different types of playgrounds and their suitability for outdoor learning. She explores the advantages and challenges of woodland, concrete, and open-plan classrooms.
Carol Murdoch explores the concept of outdoor learning and its impact on personal development. She begins by discussing Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, highlighting how individuals can become trapped in their own limited experiences.
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