Young People and Outdoor Adventure: Index

ARTICLES by Roger Greenaway

Go to the Articles Index and take a look at 'In Search of Respectable Adventure' or scroll down to 'more articles' and download the three articles about reviewing adventure activities with young people.

Active Reviewing
http://reviewing.co.uk

"This is one of the best sites you will ever find for learning how to make the activities you plan relate to the real lives of the youth you work with.
Roger Greenaway packs these pages with his wisdom and experiences and lots of links to other sites."

Barbara Kawliche
Youthwork Links and Ideas
http://www.youthwork.com

HANDBOOKS by Roger Greenaway

Reviewing Adventures: Why and How?
More Than Activities
Playback - A Guide to Reviewing Activities
Growth Through Activities

TIPS and TOOLS

REVIEWING SKILLS TRAINING

Reviewing is for everyone. We all do it.
It is how we learn, grow and develop ...

Anyone can benefit from reviewing everyday experiences - whether these experiences disappoint or delight us.
We can add value to successful experiences by reviewing them. While celebrating our successes we can also learn more about how success was achieved.
We can also learn from mistakes and 'unsuccessful' experiences. We can learn how to cope with them, avoid them or turn them to advantage.

Reviewing is a balancing act: if you only review when things go wrong people associate reviewing with 'bad' experiences, and may lose their interest in reviewing. Remember to review success as well! See Reviewing Success for ideas about how to do so.

For a more detailed introduction to reviewing and its benefits see
Reviewing & Debriefing - What, Why and How

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