
Outdoor Education for Inclusive Learning
Outdoor education assumes everyone can walk the trail. This training applies Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to fix that assumption outdoors.
About this course
Outdoor education has a quiet assumption built into it: that everyone can walk the trail, see the trail markers, hear the instructor over the wind. Universal Design for Learning, the framework CAST built for ordinary classrooms, starts from the opposite premise — that a lesson should be designed for variability from the outset, not patched…
Methodology
Participants learn together through group work and activities, building social skills and an inclusive learning environment.
Alongside theoretical knowledge, real activities conducted in nature let you apply what you learn in real-life contexts.
Daily group discussions and feedback sessions help you share experiences and reinforce learning.
What you'll take home
Plan and implement outdoor activities aligned with inclusive education goals.
Identify and apply accessibility strategies in outdoor settings.
Design activities that strengthen group collaboration and social interaction.
Integrate eco-education practices into your outdoor teaching.
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