Do you want to take your teaching outdoors, but think your school grounds are not suitable? Learn how even just a patch of tarmac can become a site for outdoor learning.
Aimed at those who run Outdoor Education programmes within schools or other organisations where students or participants have regular and extended contact with the outdoors whether that is just once a year or more regularly.
The phrase ‘the curse of knowledge’ was coined in 1989 by economists Camerer, Lowenstein and Weber and it refers to a cognitive bias where individuals assume other people know what they know.
