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Jarvis, Roy – Horizons, 2001
This pyramid model of team development has four sides--awareness, behavior, communication, and direction--on a foundation of evaluation. The four equal sides of a pyramid represent the equal importance of the different roles, including leader, within a team. All team members are involved in evaluation and deciding what is important, which empowers…
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Empowerment, Group Dynamics, Models
Batten, Geoff – Horizons, 1999
The economic paradigm imposed upon education and the externally applied bureaucratic supervision upon teachers prompts discord and damages morale among teachers. The dedication shown by teachers of adventure education is explained by the fact that students value and benefit from adventure education, and it allows teachers to focus on broader…
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Educational Philosophy, Empowerment, Job Satisfaction
Kiewa, Jackie – Horizons, 1998
The transformational leadership style, in which power is delegated to participants who then work to their capacity to complete required tasks, is appropriate for all people to combat the current tendency to consume experiences without developing responsibility or commitment. A model of personal growth through adventure is outlined. (SAS)
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Communication Skills, Empowerment, Females
Horizons, 2000
Describes an outdoor adventure and environmental program for young people in Cumbria (England) that aims to raise social and environmental awareness through ecological, artistic, and adventurous activities. Non-hierarchical, learner-centered residential and nonresidential projects empower young people to become interested in their local…
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Art Activities, Empowerment, Environmental Education
Greenaway, Roger – Horizons, 1998
Describes outdoor education students' developmental needs for belongingness, acceptance, care and friendship, praise and recognition, responsibility, self-respect, creativity, achievement, and new experiences. Explains how upward, outward, forward, and downward models of personal growth can be linked to developmental needs to enhance and evaluate…
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Educational Principles, Educational Strategies, Empowerment