by Alison Risso | Nov 24, 2020 | Stories from the field
Instructional Coach Jarri Goodman shares what teachers have been experiencing during the pandemic, and how hands-on outdoor lessons can increase engagement and accelerate learning while keeping students and teachers safe. You can also watch his video below....
by Alison Risso | Nov 3, 2020 | Thought Leadership
Why Move Outdoors? There is a call from the top-down, including Dr. Anthony Fauci and The American Academy of Pediatrics that schools should utilize the outdoors as much as possible when returning to in-person learning. Not only does outdoor learning improve safety...
by Alison Risso | Sep 9, 2020 | EducationIsOpen, Stories from the field, Teacher Tips, Thought Leadership
One of our amazing educators and the head of our program team, Scott Feille, took some time to share his best practices for grouping kids, even in a virtual environment. Group Soup Teachers are always learning, and like all educators these days, I’ve been consuming...
by Alison Risso | Sep 4, 2020 | Stories from the field
Out Teach fan and supporter Jenna King shared these outdoor learning ideas with us so that parents everywhere can continue students’ learning and exploration from home. Nature Learning Activities You Can Do Anywhere By Jenna King The education of American...
by Alison Risso | Jul 30, 2020 | Stories from the field, Teacher Appreciation
Tori Delaney manages the K-5 summer programs for DC Public Schools. At the beginning of March, Tori had the 5-week program all prepped and ready to launch. Her teachers were trained. Her facilities were booked. Her students were registered. “Everybody else looks...
