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Found In The Forest Podcast

by Craig Cerhit

A series based on the documentary film "Found In The Forest" where the pedagogies of the Environmental School in British Columbia are explored.

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Episodes

  1. Transition to Highschool & Judging Success

    In this final episode we touch on judging success, the transition to high school and ultimately the hopes for the school through the eyes of the parents and educators who have been with the school.

  2. The Role Of Community

    This episode looks at the role that community plays in the Environmental School and the kind of child that the school is designed for. The Environmental School would never have gotten off the ground if it weren’t for the community support.

  3. Experiential Education - Part 2

    This weeks show we delve deeper into experiential education by taking a look at how the Environmental School weaves together lessons and experiences. One of the most common questions that parents in the school get is, "How do they learn math?" Well, after listening to this episode you should get…

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  4. Experiential Education - Part 1

    Experiential education is one of the central pedagogies of the Environmental School. On a daily basis, the students are exposed to places and opportunities to have unique experiences which creates a rich learning environment. Wether it's at a BMX track, archery range, power dam, beach, or forest,...

  5. Eco-Education

    The Environmental School weaves ecological education into the fabric of the curriculum. In this chapter we’ll hear from SFU researchers, students, and educators talk about how our relationship with the environment needs to start with the youngest among us.

  6. Learning In The Rain

    This weeks episode answers one of the most common questions that parents of the Environmental School get asked, "How can kids learn outside in the rain?" It does rain a lot in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, about 168 days of rain a year, accumulating around 1400mm of the wet stuff. The...

  7. Learning Outdoors

    One of the many benefits of the location of the school is that it is surrounded by many great parks, lakes and rivers which provide a classroom experience like none other.

  8. Place Based Education

    One of the more visible aspects of the school is that there is no conventional school building, all the learning happens in place around the community and every new place the school visits has something to teach.

  9. Report Cards & Mixed Grades

    The educators at the Environmental School have done away with the traditional letter grades and have developed a system that is more useful for parents and students. Unlike conventional schools, the Environmental School separates all the kindergarden to grade seven students into four clans which...

  10. A Need For Change

    This first episode is all about the need for change and how the idea of the Environmental School came about. Through interviews with the school's principal, educators, administrators, researchers and parents we learn how a public school that is so different than any other, can grow.

About this show

A series based on the documentary film "Found In The Forest" where the pedagogies of the Environmental School in British Columbia are explored.

Hosted by

Craig Cerhit

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Found In The Forest Podcast have?

Found In The Forest Podcast has 11 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on July 25, 2015.

What is Found In The Forest Podcast about?

A series based on the documentary film "Found In The Forest" where the pedagogies of the Environmental School in British Columbia are explored.

How often does Found In The Forest Podcast release new episodes?

Found In The Forest Podcast publishes every two weeks, based on its 11 episodes since April 2015.

Who hosts Found In The Forest Podcast?

Found In The Forest Podcast is created and hosted by Craig Cerhit.
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