Drawing from a wealth of wilderness experiences, the author shares humorous and engaging stories from two decades of outdoor education. The narrative includes memorable mishaps, such as an unforgettable fall into a latrine during a snowstorm, showcasing both the challenges and joys of outdoor adventures. With a comedic tone reminiscent of Patrick F. McManus and Bill Heavey, this book aims to entertain while offering insights into the wilderness lifestyle.
What Embodied Cognition Can Teach us about Learning, Human Development, and Ourselves
Focusing on embodied cognition, this book critiques traditional learning methods and presents innovative examples of how incorporating an embodied approach could transform educational practices. By emphasizing the connection between the body and mind, it advocates for a revolutionary shift in schools, highlighting the potential benefits for both teaching and learning experiences.