The Outdoor Learning Enthusiast's List

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	"THE outdoor learning book of 2011. Great mix of theory and practical advice written in a friendly style"

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	"Well written, carefully researched and easy to read. Aimed at the primary school sector"

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	"A North American classic which is gaining recognition in the UK. Reflects on changes in society which has led to the loss of free play outdoors."

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	"I haven't read it yet so can't comment but it is on my wish list."

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	"A very readable introduction to the value of place and nature in childhood."

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	"I like the lists of activities that children should have done or tried by certain ages. A valuable book for all educators."

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	"Similar to "Toxic Childhood". I love the humour, warmth and sensibility of the author's style. Well worth reading."

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	"I haven't read it yet so can't comment but it is on my wish list."

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	"A classic book that still has a relevant message in today's world."

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	"A good introduction to ecological ethics."

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	"Very useful commentary that's relevant to outdoor learning."

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	"One of the first environmental books I read. It is a classic."

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	"Good commentary about education from an ecological perspective."

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	"Whilst not entirely outdoor orientated, it's a useful addition for teachers interested in learning outdoors and the links to sustainable development."

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	"Interesting read John Muir's own words. Not as quotable as he is quoted."

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	"A theoretical book that has lots of ideas. More shortly - still digesting its contents."

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	"A collection of papers about risk and childhood. Useful if you are studying this as part of a course."

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	"Just published. Will let you know my thoughts in due course. It does appear to fill a gap in the outdoor world."

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	"A highly readable books from the Bioneers movement. Surprisingly practical."

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	"This is the UK academic equivalent of "Free Range Kids". Good to have UK references. It challenges several comments and assumptions made in "Toxic Childhood"."

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	"Haven't bought it yet but thought you might like to know about it."

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	"Quite simply THE school grounds book for inspiring photos from around the world. Recommended by Frode Svane! Now you don't get a higher recommendation than that."

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	"Good for inspiration and ideas. Beautiful photos."

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	"A good introduction to the concept of risk in relation to adventurous activities, with advice applicable to general outdoor activities too."

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	"I haven't read this yet but it looks promising."