The UK Outdoor Learning Research Forum
Based upon the success of the previous UK outdoor learning research forums the next one
is fast approaching, 12th May, 2000. This will be hosted by Kaye Richards at Liverpool John
Moores University, (Department of Outdoor & Environmental Education).
The aim of the forum is to stimulate thinking and debate in
outdoor learning, with short research presentations,
alongside time for networking and stimulating conversations.
To support the process of generating debate the day will
consist of the following research presentations:
1) Mood States of Young People on a Six Week Expedition in N.E. Greenland.
Dr Tim Stott & Dr Hugh Mantle.
(Liverpool John Moores University, School of Education, Community and Social Sciences.)
2) Physiological and Psychological Aspects of a Hill Walk: Implications for the Mountain Leader.
Philip Ainslie
(Liverpool John Moores University, School of Sports Science)
3) Is Motherhood Compatible with an Outdoor Career ? Dilemmas and
Decisions for Women in Outdoor Education: A Research and a
Personal Perspective.
Linda Allin
(University of Northumbria at Newcastle, Division of Sports Science)
4) Learning on Expeditions in Severe Environments.
Dr Tim Stott & Dr. Neil Hall.
(Liverpool John Moores University, School of Education, Community and Social Sciences)
5) A Conference Update: Therapy within Adventure .The Second
International Adventure Therapy Conference, Augsburg, March
2000: Emerging Themes and Debates.
Kaye Richards
(Liverpool John Moores University, School of Education, Community and Social Sciences)
Further Information:
The forum will take place between 10am - 4pm, at the I.M.Marsh campus of Liverpool John
Moores University. This is approximately three miles outside Liverpool city centre, with
easy public transport access. Refreshments during the day will be provided. Food will
be available at cost from an on site canteen. Further travel and accommodation details
are available directly from Kaye Richards. Limited basic free accommodation is available,
consisting of a floor and sleeping bag !!
Confirmation of attendance by the end of April, 2000 would be appreciated to ensure sufficient
resources are available.
If you have any further enquiries in reference to this event please contact:
Kaye Richards
Liverpool John Moores University,
School of Education, Community and Social Sciences,
I.M.Marsh Campus,
Barkhill Road,
Aigburth,
Liverpool. L17 6BD
Tel: 0151 231 5239
Email: [log in to unmask]
Final Note:
I hope you are able to join the event. Your contributions to
stimulating debates or a keen listening ear will be valued. Attendance
from any one interested in research in outdoor learning is welcomed.
Until May, ‘Happy Researching’
Kind Regards
Kaye Richards
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