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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A big picture: Connectedness between outdoor education, landscape and political reality in Australia Bennetts, Robbo
2003
2 p. 4
artikel
2 A case study on environmental perspectives of boulderers and access issues at the Niagara Glen Nature Reserve Thompson, Jeremy
2008
2 p. 24-31
artikel
3 Acknowledging the agency of a more-than-human world: material relations on a Snowy River journey Jukes, Scott
2019
2 p. 93-111
artikel
4 Adventure education: Theory and applications Munnings, Mark
2007
2 p. 60-61
artikel
5 Adventure For Life: Perspectives On Issues In Experiential Education Lehtonen, Timo
2001
2 p. 58
artikel
6 Adventures in paradox Lynch, Pip
2004
2 p. 3-12
artikel
7 Advice to Contributors 2003
2 p. 73
artikel
8 AJOE Conference Calendar 1998
2 p. 55
artikel
9 ‘All the things children can see’: understanding children’s noticing in bush kinders Speldewinde, Chris

2 p. 151-167
artikel
10 An Analysis And Profile Of Major Emotional Episodes And Their Antecedents, On A Six Day Wilderness Expedition Dickinson, Stewart
2000
2 p. 32-39
artikel
11 An environmental scan of fatalities involving Canadian minors engaged in outdoor learning activities Ritchie, Stephen D.

2 p. 207-225
artikel
12 An introduction to the constraints-led approach to learning in outdoor education Brymer, Eric
2010
2 p. 33-41
artikel
13 An investigation of moderators of change and the influence of the instructor on outdoor orientation program participants’ biophilic expressions Meltzer, Nathan W.

2 p. 207-224
artikel
14 An overview of the Outdoor Council of Australia 2003
2 p. 63-65
artikel
15 A paradigm shift that never was. (A critique of Neo-Hahnian outdoor education theory part three) Brookes, Andrew

2 p. 153-165
artikel
16 A Pedagogy Of Production: Craft, Technology And Outdoor Education Wattchow, Brian
2001
2 p. 19-27
artikel
17 A picture is worth... capturing meaning and facilitating connections: Using outdoor education students’ photographs Loeffler, T. A.
2004
2 p. 56-63
artikel
18 Arapiles: A million mountains Thomas, Glyn
2008
2 p. 53
artikel
19 A Research Agenda For Adventure Education Nichols, Geoff
2000
2 p. 22-31
artikel
20 Astride a long-dead horse: Mainstream outdoor education theory and the central curriculum problem Brookes, Andrew
2004
2 p. 22-33
artikel
21 A teachable moment: A facilitator’s guide to activities for processing, debriefing, reviewing, and reflection Thomas, Glyn
2007
2 p. 64
artikel
22 Australian Journal of Outdoor Education Advertising Guidelines 1998
2 p. 40
artikel
23 Australian Journal of Outdoor Education (AJOE) 2003
2 p. 69-72
artikel
24 Australian Journal of Outdoor Education (AJOE) 2001
2 p. 54-55
artikel
25 Australian outdoor (and) environmental education research: Senses of “place” in two constituencies Gough, Noel
2016
2 p. 2-11
artikel
26 Back to the Garten: Ontario kindergarteners learn and grow through schoolyard pedagogy MacDonald, Kate
2018
2 p. 133-151
artikel
27 Balancing more than backpacks: Communitarian ideas applied to educational expeditions Isaak, Jerry
2011
2 p. 3-12
artikel
28 Becoming-crocus, becoming-river, becoming-bear: A relational materialist exploration of place(s) Mikaels, Jonas
2017
2 p. 2-13
artikel
29 Book Review 1998
2 p. 54
artikel
30 Book Review Smith, Mark
2000
2 p. 61-62
artikel
31 Bronfenbrenner’s bio-ecological model: a theoretical framework to explore the forest school approach? Murphy, Marie Claire

2 p. 191-205
artikel
32 Bushwalking and access: The Kosciusko Primitive Area debate 1943–6 Slattery, Deirdre
2009
2 p. 14-23
artikel
33 Bushwalking and Ski Touring Leadership: Outdoor Recreation Leadership in Australia Keeble, Tony
2003
2 p. 66-67
artikel
34 Call for Papers 2009
2 p. 49
artikel
35 Call for Papers 2011
2 p. 49
artikel
36 Call for Papers 2013
2 p. 52
artikel
37 Call for papers 2010
2 p. 52
artikel
38 Call for Papers 2007
2 p. 65
artikel
39 Call for Papers 2008
2 p. 54
artikel
40 Call for Papers 2014
2 p. 57
artikel
41 Can Journaling Be Taught? An Exploratory Study Dyment, Janet E.
2003
2 p. 61-62
artikel
42 Can we move beyond ‘Indigenous good, non-Indigenous bad’ in thinking about people and the environment? Zink, Robyn
2007
2 p. 3-9
artikel
43 Challenge by choice: A sojourn at the intersection of challenge and choice Singh Wallia, Sarabjit
2008
2 p. 39-46
artikel
44 Client Change Analysis Dickson, Tracey
1998
2 p. 46-50
artikel
45 Climbing Lessons — Inside Outdoor Education Everard, Bertie
2002
2 p. 81
artikel
46 Climbing Mount Everest: Women, career and family in outdoor education Allin, Linda
2004
2 p. 64-71
artikel
47 Communities caring for land and nature in Victoria McGregor, Bruce A.

2 p. 153-171
artikel
48 Competence: Not Just For Instructors Kiewa, Jackie
2000
2 p. 2-3
artikel
49 Control as an educational tool and its impact on the outdoor educational process Stan, Ina
2010
2 p. 12-20
artikel
50 Controversial issues in adventure programming Smith, Heidi
2013
2 p. 42-43
artikel
51 Correction 2011
2 p. 1
artikel
52 Correction to: What future/s for outdoor and environmental education in a world that has contended with COVID-19? Quay, John

2 p. 119-120
artikel
53 Cultural adaptation in outdoor programming Fabrizio, Sheila M.
2005
2 p. 44-56
artikel
54 Decolonising encounters with the Murray River: Building place responsive outdoor education Stewart, Alistair
2004
2 p. 46-55
artikel
55 Developing an ethical code for the growing nature therapy profession Berger, Ronen
2008
2 p. 47-52
artikel
56 ‘Dramaturgy’: An Holistic Approach To Outdoor Education Martin, Andrew
2001
2 p. 34-41
artikel
57 Ecological education via “islands of discourse”: teacher education at the intersection of culture and environment Zandvliet, David
2019
2 p. 145-157
artikel
58 Editorial Gray, Tonia
2001
2 p. 1
artikel
59 Editorial Neill, James T.
2003
2 p. 1-3
artikel
60 Editorial Thomas, Glyn
2005
2 p. 1
artikel
61 Editorial Zink, Robyn
2014
2 p. 1
artikel
62 Editorial Thomas, Glyn
2006
2 p. 1
artikel
63 Editorial Thomas, Glyn
2008
2 p. 1-2
artikel
64 Editorial Zink, Robyn
2011
2 p. 1
artikel
65 Editorial Thomas, Glyn
2004
2 p. 1-2
artikel
66 Editorial Quay, John
2016
2 p. 1
artikel
67 Editorial Thomas, Glyn
2007
2 p. 1
artikel
68 Editorial Gray, Tonia
2000
2 p. 1
artikel
69 Editorial Zink, Robyn
2013
2 p. 1
artikel
70 Editorial Gray, Tonia
1998
2 p. 1
artikel
71 Editorial Gray, Tonia
2002
2 p. 1
artikel
72 Editorial Quay, John
2017
2 p. 1
artikel
73 Editorial Thomas, Glyn
2009
2 p. 1
artikel
74 Editorial Quay, John
2018
2 p. 131-132
artikel
75 Editorial Thomas, Glyn
2010
2 p. 1
artikel
76 Effective leadership: Transformational or transactional? Brymer, Eric
2006
2 p. 13-19
artikel
77 Effects of a five-day Outward Bound course on female students in Singapore Wang, C. K. John
2006
2 p. 20-28
artikel
78 Engaging in autonomous learning in the outdoors: Final expedition and youth autonomy Chang, Yun

2 p. 191-214
artikel
79 Engaging youth in physical activity and STEM subjects through outdoor adventure education Son, Julie S.
2017
2 p. 32-44
artikel
80 Equine-assisted therapies: Complementary medicine or not? Ratliffe, Katherine T.
2009
2 p. 33-43
artikel
81 Ethical Adventures: Can we justify overseas youth expeditions in the name of education? Allison, Pete
2002
2 p. 22-26
artikel
82 Ethno-ecological education: Aboriginals teaching nature at a winter camp in the Canadian Arctic Doucette, Claude
2006
2 p. 62-68
artikel
83 Experiential Learning: Using comic strips as ‘reflective tools’ in adult learning Beard, Colin
2002
2 p. 58-65
artikel
84 Exploring Expedition Research Methodology: A Personal Reflection Brymer, Eric
2002
2 p. 44-57
artikel
85 Facilitating experiences: A snap shot of what is happening out there Dickson, Tracey J.
2006
2 p. 41-52
artikel
86 Foundations for Tertiary and Senior Secondary Education (2nd ed.) Taylor, Nicole
2011
2 p. 44-45
artikel
87 Gender and Risk in Outdoor Adventure Education Tilstra, Elisabeth

2 p. 181-197
artikel
88 Goffman goes rock climbing: Using creative fiction to explore the presentation of self in outdoor education Beames, Simon K.
2008
2 p. 3-11
artikel
89 Heat and sun related medical concerns in Australian led outdoor activities: a three-year prospective study Fortington, Lauren V.

2 p. 145-157
artikel
90 Holding a sustainability bearing through cutty-grass and clearings: Implementing sustainability during disruptive organisational changes North, Chris
2013
2 p. 2-11
artikel
91 How are student approaches to learning navigation correlated with their assessment outcomes? Bellette, Marc P.
2005
2 p. 31-43
artikel
92 How do outdoor leaders feel connected to nature places? A Q-Method inquiry Hutson, Garrett
2006
2 p. 29-39
artikel
93 How ‘outdoors time’ transforms the social relationships of children in Iceland Thorsteinsson, Jakob Frimann

2 p. 227-246
artikel
94 How People Change: Implications For Outdoor Educators Gordon, Sandy
1998
2 p. 15-19
artikel
95 If Burke had been a naturalist...: Telling and re-telling national narratives Slattery, Deirdre
2004
2 p. 13-21
artikel
96 “If Only You Knew What I’ve Just Done”: Adolescent Memories From A Tasmanian Wilderness Primary Prevention Programme Denholm, Carey J.
1998
2 p. 20-26
artikel
97 “If you don’t mind going places without a map, follow me:” Re-stor(y)ing of self, place and educator Blades, Genny
2005
2 p. 3-13
artikel
98 “I Gotta Touch that?” Attitudes and Self-Efficacy of Pre-Service Teachers Regarding Scary or Disgusting Science Nageotte, Nichole

2 p. 173-190
artikel
99 Influence of adventure education instructor education on the perspectives and practices of preservice adventure educators Maurer, Matthew M.
2019
2 p. 127-143
artikel
100 Investigating The History Of Outdoor Education In South Australia Pickett, Bronte
2001
2 p. 49-53
artikel
101 Investigating the Inward Sounds of Outward Bound Martin, Andrew
2002
2 p. 27-36
artikel
102 Is climate change the ‘elephant in the room’ for outdoor environmental education? Fox, Robyn

2 p. 167-187
artikel
103 John Dewey and education outdoors: Making sense of the “educational situation” through more than a century of progressive reforms Zink, Robyn
2014
2 p. 54-55
artikel
104 John’s story: Teaching Victorian Certificate of Education Outdoor and Environmental Studies Keeble, Tony
2005
2 p. 57-68
artikel
105 Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning 2014
2 p. 56
artikel
106 Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning 2013
2 p. 48
artikel
107 Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning 2010
2 p. 50
artikel
108 Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning 2009
2 p. 48
artikel
109 Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning Volume 3 Issue 12003 — Contents 2003
2 p. 68
artikel
110 Journal of Experiential Education 2013
2 p. 49
artikel
111 Journal of Experiential Education 2010
2 p. 51
artikel
112 Journal of Experiential Education 2011
2 p. 47
artikel
113 Journal of Experiential Education: Table of contents, Vol. 30, No. 2, 2007 2007
2 p. 66
artikel
114 Journal of Outdoor Recreation, Education, and Leadership 2011
2 p. 48
artikel
115 Journal of Outdoor Recreation, Education and Leadership 2013
2 p. 50
artikel
116 Killing time in the outdoors Fittler, Amanda
2017
2 p. 24-31
artikel
117 Learning from incidents and students’ perceptions of safety and challenge: A case study of Outward Bound New Zealand Mott, Melanie
2017
2 p. 14-23
artikel
118 Learning from Our Mistakes — Before It’s Too Late Brackenreg, Mark
1998
2 p. 27-33
artikel
119 Learning from the Dirt: Initiating university food gardens as a cross-disciplinary tertiary teaching tool Sherry, Cathy

2 p. 199-217
artikel
120 Leave no person behind: Exploring how demographic categories shape LNT principles among climbers in West Virginia's new river gorge Maples, James N.

2 p. 219-245
artikel
121 Letters to the Editor… Everard, Bertie
1998
2 p. 3
artikel
122 Listening Place Piersol, Laura
2014
2 p. 43-53
artikel
123 List of Previous Publications in AJOE 1998
2 p. 39
artikel
124 List of Previous Publications in AJOE Beard, Colin
2002
2 p. 67-70
artikel
125 Mainstream or margins? The changing role of environmental education in Irish primary school curricula, 1872 to 2021 O’Malley, Sarah

2 p. 189-206
artikel
126 Maybe what they say is what they experience: Taking students words seriously Zink, Robyn
2005
2 p. 14-20
artikel
127 Meditations On Nature Miller, Rhona
2000
2 p. 59-60
artikel
128 Might Outdoor Education Help Develop Intelligence? Hogan, Rob
2002
2 p. 2-3
artikel
129 Mindfulness as a tool for place-based educators Deringer, S. Anthony

2 p. 121-135
artikel
130 Mistakes, risk, and learning in outdoor education Cure, Samuel
2018
2 p. 153-171
artikel
131 Mountaineering Tourism Mullins, Philip M.
2016
2 p. 66-70
artikel
132 Moving on an effortless journey: Paddling, river-places and outdoor education Wattchow, Brian
2008
2 p. 12-23
artikel
133 My becoming an outdoor wilful killjoy: A response to Gray Wall, Katie
2017
2 p. 45-52
artikel
134 Nature and its Influence on Children’s Outdoor Play Dowdell, Kellie
2011
2 p. 24-35
artikel
135 Nature-Guided Therapy: A Case Example of Ecopsychology in Clinical Practice Burns, George W.
1998
2 p. 9-14
artikel
136 Nature kindergartens: a space for children’s participation Alme, Hilde

2 p. 113-131
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137 On The Construction, Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Experience in ‘Critical’ Outdoor Education Payne, Phillip
2002
2 p. 4-21
artikel
138 Other ways of learning Pleasants, Kathleen
2009
2 p. 44-47
artikel
139 Outdoor adventure education and constructive development theory: An inquiry into meaning making, growing up, and immunity to change Pollock, Curt J.

2 p. 247-263
artikel
140 Outdoor and Environmental Studies: More challenges to its place in the curriculum Gough, Annette
2007
2 p. 19-28
artikel
141 Outdoor education and school curriculum distinctiveness: More than content, more than process Quay, John
2016
2 p. 42-50
artikel
142 Outdoor education and the national curriculum in Australia Martin, Peter
2010
2 p. 3-11
artikel
143 Outdoor Education and the Reinforcement of Heterosexuality Dignan, Annie
2002
2 p. 77-80
artikel
144 Outdoor education fatalities in Australia 1960–2002. Part 2. Contributing circumstances: Supervision, first aid, and rescue Brookes, Andrew
2003
2 p. 34-42
artikel
145 Outdoor journeys as a catalyst for enhanced place connectedness and environmental stewardship Schwass, Nicholas R.

2 p. 215-231
artikel
146 Outdoor Recreation And Outdoor Education, Parts Of A Bigger Whole. Outdoor Recreation (ORCA) And Outdoor Education (AOEC) Martin, Peter
2000
2 p. 48
artikel
147 Paraphrases and summaries: A means of clarification or a vehicle for articulating a preferred version of student accounts? Brown, Mike
2003
2 p. 25-33
artikel
148 Parent Expectations of a 27 Day Extended Stay Outdoor Education School Program (ESOESP) Hobbs, Dale G.
2011
2 p. 36-43
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149 Patriots: Defending Australia’s natural heritage 1946–2004 Stewart, Alistair
2007
2 p. 62-63
artikel
150 Pedagogical frameworks in outdoor and environmental education Thomas, Glyn J.
2018
2 p. 173-185
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151 Pedagogy of connections: Findings of a collaborative action research project in outdoor and environmental education Preston, Lou
2004
2 p. 36-45
artikel
152 Positive masculinity in the outdoors: applying a systems lens to evaluate an adolescent outdoor education program Su, Rung-Xuan

2 p. 169-189
artikel
153 Postparadigmatic materialisms: A “new movement of thought” for outdoor environmental education research? Gough, Noel
2016
2 p. 51-65
artikel
154 Pre-service teachers’ experiences of affective nature connection through intentional pedagogies on an extended expedition Hayward, David

2 p. 247-267
artikel
155 Preventing death and serious injury from falling trees and branches Brookes, Andrew
2007
2 p. 50-59
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156 Publishing spurious research findings won’t build a profession: Response to Brand’s (2001) evaluation of the Wilderness Enhanced Program Crisp, Simon
2003
2 p. 52-57
artikel
157 Reconceptualising outdoor adventure education: Activity in search of an appropriate theory Brown, Mike
2009
2 p. 3-13
artikel
158 Rediscovering Our Indigenous Heart Ellis-Smith, Graham
1998
2 p. 43-45
artikel
159 Reinvigorating our love of our home range: Exploring the connections between sense of place and outdoor education Stewart, Alistair
2003
2 p. 19-24
artikel
160 Reply to Crisp: Blinkered perceptions lead to “spurious” viewpoints Gray, Tonia
2003
2 p. 58-60
artikel
161 Rethinking nature journaling in the Kindergarten Program action research in learning and teaching Hu, Hongliang

2 p. 159-179
artikel
162 Review of Intergenerational Education for Adolescents towards Liveable Futures by Kathryn Paige, David Lloyd and Richard Smith Ambrosy, Josh

2 p. 239-242
artikel
163 Review of Ontology and closeness in human-nature relationships: Beyond dualisms, materialism and posthumanism by Neil H. Kessler Gough, Noel
2019
2 p. 163-168
artikel
164 Review of Research Methods in Outdoor Studies edited by Barbara Humberstone and Heather Prince Fletcher, Eric

2 p. 233-237
artikel
165 Review of The Palgrave international handbook of women and outdoor learning by T. Gray and D. Mitten (Editors) Smith, Heidi A.
2018
2 p. 237-239
artikel
166 Review of The story of White Hall Centre: Outdoor education across the decades by Pete McDonald Nicolson, Malcolm
2019
2 p. 159-162
artikel
167 Risk In Outdoor Activities: The Perception, The Appeal, The Reality Dickson, Tracey J.
2000
2 p. 10-17
artikel
168 Risk management in the outdoors: A whole-of-organisation approach Maxted, John
2013
2 p. 44-45
artikel
169 Safety-related improvisation in led outdoor activities: An exploratory investigation into its occurrence and influencing factors Trotter, Margaret J.
2014
2 p. 16-29
artikel
170 Seeing The Unseen: A Rock Climbing Experience Preston, Lou
2001
2 p. 13-18
artikel
171 Skill instruction in outdoor leadership: A comparison of a direct instruction model and a discovery-learning model Thomas, Glyn
2007
2 p. 10-18
artikel
172 “Stepping Around Things”: Gender Relationships In Climbing Kiewa, Jackie
2001
2 p. 4-12
artikel
173 Subscription information and form 2007
2 p. 67
artikel
174 Subscription information and form 2008
2 p. 55
artikel
175 Subscription information and form 2014
2 p. 58
artikel
176 Subscription information and form 2010
2 p. 53
artikel
177 Supervising snowsport activities: A reflection upon legislation, policies, guidelines and practice Dickson, Tracey J.
2013
2 p. 24-41
artikel
178 Supervision of school and youth groups on lift-served ski slopes: A research perspective Brookes, Andrew
2014
2 p. 30-42
artikel
179 Sustaining adventure in New Zealand outdoor education: Perspectives from renowned New Zealand outdoor adventurers on the contested cultural understanding of adventure Kane, Maurice J.
2007
2 p. 29-40
artikel
180 Teacher and student perceptions of an outdoor classroom Guardino, Caroline
2019
2 p. 113-126
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181 Teacher qualification guidelines, ecological literacy and outdoor education Martin, Peter
2008
2 p. 32-38
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182 The constitution of outdoor education groups: An analysis of the literature Zink, Robyn
2010
2 p. 21-32
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183 The Crux Of Risk Management In Outdoor Programs — Minimising The Possibility Of Death And Disabling Injury Hogan, Rob
2002
2 p. 71-76
artikel
184 The effect of an outdoor orientation program on participants’ biophilic expressions Meltzer, Nathan W.
2018
2 p. 187-205
artikel
185 The End of an Era: Welcome to the Outdoor Council of Australia Kiewa, Jackie
2003
2 p. 5-10
artikel
186 The Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers: Safe from more dams but still vulnerable Allardice, Sas
2005
2 p. 69-73
artikel
187 The “F” word: Feminism in outdoor education Gray, Tonia
2016
2 p. 25-41
artikel
188 The hidden turmoil: Females achieving longevity in the outdoor learning profession Wright, Michelle
2013
2 p. 12-23
artikel
189 The impact of an outdoor adventure program on positive adolescent development: a controlled crossover trial Williams, Ian R.
2018
2 p. 207-236
artikel
190 The legacy of maps: breaking the link between maps and navigation in order to experience place Loynes, Chris

2 p. 137-151
artikel
191 The Metronomic Society and the Natural Environment Nettleton, Brian
1998
2 p. 4-8
artikel
192 The Nature and Scope of Outdoor Education in South Australia: A Summary of Key Findings Polley, Scott
2003
2 p. 11-18
artikel
193 The Nature And Scope Of Outdoor Education In Victorian Schools Lugg, Alison
2001
2 p. 42-48
artikel
194 The nature and scope of Outdoor Education in Western Australia Picknoll, Duncan

2 p. 269-282
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195 Theoretical and practical, but rarely integrated: Norwegian primary school teachers’ intentions and practices of teaching outside the classroom Winje, Øystein

2 p. 133-150
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196 THE POWER OF EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING: A handbook for trainers and educators Mepham, David
2002
2 p. 82-83
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197 The Power To Change Through The Change To Power: Narrative Therapy, Power and the Wilderness Enhanced Model Stolz, Paul
2000
2 p. 4-9
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198 The rise of individualism. The implications for promoting relations between self,others and the environment in outdoor education Hales, Robert
2006
2 p. 53-61
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199 “The Scent Of My World”: A Student’s Perceptual Knowing Of Outdoor Experiencing Haskell, Johnna
2000
2 p. 40-47
artikel
200 Thesis Profiles 2013
2 p. 46
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201 Thesis Profiles 2011
2 p. 46
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202 The Soft Skills Of Wilderness: Interacting Effectively With Delinquents Brand, Dell
1998
2 p. 51-53
artikel
203 The special nature of the outdoors: Its contribution to the education of children aged 3–11 Davis, Bernie
2006
2 p. 3-12
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204 The Substance Beneath the Labels of Experiential Learning: The Importance of John Dewey for Outdoor Educators Ord, Jon
2011
2 p. 13-23
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205 Traffic Light Decision Making A Simple Model To Evaluate Dangers And Guide Safe Decision Making In Outdoor Adventure Experiences Boyle, Ian
1998
2 p. 34-38
artikel
206 Try this! Imitation and copying in the outdoor learning world of sea kayaking Magnussen, Leif I.
2010
2 p. 42-49
artikel
207 Turbulent times: Outdoor education in Great Britain 1993–2003 Allison, Pete
2005
2 p. 21-30
artikel
208 Types of outdoor education programs for adolescents in British Columbia: an environmental scan Gruno, Jennifer

2 p. 117-144
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209 Understanding life in school: From academic classroom to outdoor education Pleasants, Kathleen
2017
2 p. 53-55
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210 Vivisecting the Tui: The Qualifications Framework and outdoor leadership development in New Zealand Crosby, Steve
2003
2 p. 43-51
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211 Vulnerability And Leadership In Outdoor Education Hodgson, Tiffany
2000
2 p. 53-58
artikel
212 Wages And Conditions Of The Victorian Outdoor Education Profession Allen-Craig, Sandy
2002
2 p. 37-43
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213 Ways Ahead For Outdoor Education In Australia Neill, James
2001
2 p. 2-3
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214 Well-being and outdoor pedagogies in primary schooling: The nexus of well-being and safety Humberstone, Barbara
2009
2 p. 24-32
artikel
215 What Can Environmental History Offer Outdoor Education Practitioners? Slattery, Deirdre
2001
2 p. 28-33
artikel
216 What do citation patterns reveal about the outdoor education field? A snapshot 2000–2013 Brookes, Andrew
2016
2 p. 12-24
artikel
217 What future/s for outdoor and environmental education in a world that has contended with COVID-19? Quay, John

2 p. 93-117
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218 What outcomes are we trying to achieve in our outdoor education programs? McLeod, Beth
2007
2 p. 41-49
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219 What would you like? Identifying the required characteristics of an industry-wide incident reporting and learning system for the led outdoor activity sector Goode, Natassia
2014
2 p. 2-15
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220 When Will We Fly? Handley, Ray
1998
2 p. 2-3
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221 Who is Responsible? Dowd, John
2005
2 p. 74-75
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222 Wilderness And Delinquents: Strategies For Avoiding A ‘Lord Of The Flies’ Experience Brand, Dell
2000
2 p. 18-21
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