Reviewing Outdoors


Since the NAOE/IOL publication of Reviewing Adventures in 1996 Roger has been training outdoor educators and trainers around the world in how to facilitate learning while outdoors (and in many different kinds of weather!).

Now you can spend the day with Roger on an outdoor journey - a start and stop walk of about 5 miles through a variety of locations that lend themselves to different kinds of review and reflection.

The whole day will be spent looking at reviewing on the move, in the outdoors, using place, space and found objects as reviewing aids.

Why a walking workshop?
If you work outdoors it makes sense to learn these reviewing methods in the kind of environment in which you will be using them for real. We will be in your workplace - a particularly pleasant and stimulating one. We look forward to meeting you there.

IOL Peak March 27th 2019
Here is your pdf souvenir
Any questions or feedback? - please write to roger@reviewing.co.uk

The map and pictures on this page show a similar IOL outdoor reviewing workshop in Scotland.

Scroll down for articles related to this event.
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The photos on this page come from a one day walking workshop for IOL Scotland at the Hermitage, Dunkeld.

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Hermitage Journey with Activities

Reviewing Outdoors

Here are some extra articles that build on the workshop.
(You will find an index to more articles at the end of this list.)

Facilitation and Reviewing in Outdoor Education
http://reviewing.co.uk/articles/facilitating-outdoor-education.htm

Reviewing in Twos
http://reviewing.co.uk/articles/reviewing-in-twos.htm

What do facilitators [of learning] do?
http://reviewing.co.uk/archives/art/13_1_what_do_facilitators_do.htm
This article allows you to re-visit most of the methods you tried out - but from a facilitator's perspective.

Turntaking when reviewing in a group
http://reviewing.co.uk/articles/turntaking.htm

Reviewing for all: lively and democratic learning
http://reviewing.co.uk/archives/art/9_2.htm

Reviewing for Wellbeing
http://reviewing.co.uk/articles/reviewing-for-wellbeing.htm
This article makes many specific links to the (Scottish) Curriculum for Excellence and how reviewing can contribute to well-being - in any part of the UK and beyond! In my view, if you pay attention to wellbeing then learning (almost) takes care of itself.

Reviewing with Teenagers
http://reviewing.co.uk/articles/reviewing-with-teenagers.pdf

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More Articles
View my Academia page for some of my outdoor education articles or see this more complete index of articles on this website.

Books
The ones I mentioned are out of print. See my full list of publications which includes more recent publications such as a chapter on "Connecting People to Experiences through Reviewing and Reflection" co-authored with Clifford Knapp in an expensive handbook - plus other more affordable items and free extracts.

Contact / Help
Contact roger@reviewing.co.uk for help in finding what you are looking for.
Observation Walk
Egoing demo with a view
squirrel cafe
the adventure
action replay

 moving stones