Author

Carson Law

Term

Spring 2024

Capstone

Capstone Project

Degree Name

MAED: NSEE

Facilitator(s)

Julianne Scullen

Content Expert

Bradley Harrington

Abstract

Parks and education have a substantial correlation. People of all ages, from young to old, learn from their surroundings by spending time in parks. Public parks can play a significant role in a child's education, simultaneously offering a place for learning and free play. Outdoor education is crucial to a child's development, from mental and physical health to social skills and developmental benefits. Outdoor education has two branches: adventure and environmental education. Understanding these branches will help us explore how these experiences must be accessible. The experiences of outdoor, adventure, and environmental education should be accessible to the masses. Race, socioeconomic standing, location, and understanding all make these experiences accessible to only a portion of the population. Through parks and recreation, outdoor education can become accessible to students of all ages and backgrounds.

Project Type

Website Creation

Keywords

Science, Staff Development, Native Science

dc_type

text

dc_publisher

DigitalCommons@Hamline

dc_format

application/pdf

dc_source

School of Education Student Capstone Projects

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