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享受一年中的这个时候
Spring is a GLORIOUS time in a nature-based program! 是的,又忙又乱. But, if we are mindful we are able to enjoy the wonders of this season.
在你的教室里充满敬畏和惊奇
Awe and wonder are two words I use a lot when discussing nature-based education. 最近, I listened to a podcast which opened my eyes to even more types of awe and wonder in the world – including the early childhood classroom.
Managing the Shift to a Nature-Based Approach in Your Program
在本次网络研讨会中. 瑞秋Larimore addressed the foundational administrative and pedagogical practices to successfully shift your team to a nature-based approach. 最重要的是, 她谈到了人的因素, including how to best support staff and 家庭 in your evolving infusion of nature.
Porch play chat: supporting 孩子们 to play WITH nature
在这个视频中,Dr. 瑞秋Larimore discusses the importance of play in learning, and how we have to be more intentional than ever to integrate the outdoors and play-based learning 与 our 孩子们.
“坏”(硬?)天气确实存在
In this post from the weekly 萨马拉早期教育 newsletter our Chief Visionary Dr. 瑞秋Larimore reflects on how bad weather DOES exist and how the phrase “there’s no such thing as bad weather” may be limiting.
Five steps to facilitate more nature-based learning in your early childhood classroom
This recorded edWebinar, presented by Dr. 瑞秋Larimore, provides five simple steps to intentionally integrate a nature-based approach into teaching practice—no matter your current situation.
Reflection: The powerful teaching of a deer carcass
在这篇文章中,Dr. 瑞秋Larimore discusses how nature-based approaches sometimes provide opportunities to address deeper life issues such as the concepts of life, 死亡, 关心他人.
欢迎员工参加你的项目
In this post from Rachel's weekly newsletter, she gives suggestions for effectively welcoming staff to your program.
Tips for hiring and job search season
In this post Rachel gives tips for hiring and job search season. This information is great for interviewers and interviewees alike!
The boring stuff matters: Policies, procedures, and more!
我知道, 我知道—policies and procedures are boring, but they are SO important to operating successful nature-based programs.
Taking a break that meets your needs
However you choose to spend your break, I hope you find restoration and rejuvenation.