Horizons (42) Summer 2008 - out end of June!

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• The Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning is now published by prestigious academic publishers Taylor & Francis. All subscriptions for non-members of IOL must be obtained through T&F.
• The acquisition of JAEOL by T&F is a very positive move and a great accolade for the journal.
• Papers for consideration for publication should be sent to jaeol@outdoor-learning.org
• Click here to go to T&F JAEOL website.
• For info on paper submission click here (Taylor & Francis website)

Editors:
Barbara Humberstone, Linda Allin
and Nic Tucker

• The purpose of this academic journal is to promote dialogue, research, thinking, understanding, teaching and practice in the broad field of adventure education and outdoor learning. The JAEOL is now published twice a year and aims to publish original papers which encourage a wider appreciation of the interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary components of adventure education and outdoor learning.

JAEOL 7 (1) is published by Taylor & Franics

Contents - JAEOL 7 (1)

• Editorial: Barbara Humberstone;  Linda Allin; Nic Tucker-Welton  
• Taking things into account: learning as kinaesthetically-mediated collaboration - by Jayson Seaman
• An analysis of whitewater rafting safety data: risk management for programme organizers – by I. Roy Hunter
• Perceptions of co-operation and collegiality by participants of a one-day challenge course programme - by Brent D. Wolfe; John Dattilo
• Recognizing and developing adaptive expertise within outdoor and expedition leaders – by Mark Tozer;  Ioan Fazey; John Fazey
• What would happen if hellip? About the elective affinity between adventure and the coniunctivus potentialis – by Peter Becker
• Book Reviews
  A Review of: "Camping in the curriculum: A history of outdoor education in New Zealand schools" - Author: Roger Greenaway
  Reviewer - Pip Lynch, 2006

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Published by IOL in 2003.

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Editors:
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This book explores the variety of philosophical and pedagogical frameworks underpinning HE Outdoor Studies in the UK.

• Foster and encourage exchange of philosophical and pedagogical ideas between Higher Education Institutions
• Share information about pedagogical approaches and philosophies with a range of stakeholders outside Higher Education (HE)
• Provide useful information on course approach for potential students
• Clearly articulate the common principles and philosophies and creative variations in curriculum and pedagogy in Outdoor Studies
• Position Outdoor Studies as a recognised, well-founded and researched HE course and subject area, both in the UK and internationally
• Show how HE courses meet employers’ requirements and articulate the role of HE courses within professional development 
• Develop closer understanding between HE Institutions and employers

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