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Cassidy, Kate – Taproot, 1999
The learning sequence (TLS) is an adaptable, dynamic framework for designing any learning experience. TLS consists of seven steps (sense of each other, sense of place, group norms, relevance, the experience itself, reflection, transfer) that provide a foundation, a reference point to return to when an unexpected situation arises, and a common…
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Experiential Learning, Group Dynamics, Group Experience
Cassidy, Kate; Lacey, Mark – Taproot, 1998
Effective adventure programming is explained in terms of the "significant learning" experience, involving periods of tension, questioning, and transfer during personal and social learning. Adventure programming that is supportive, adaptive, and properly sequenced maximizes the potential of significant learning. Trust- and…
Descriptors: Adventure Education, Experiential Learning, Group Dynamics, Learning Processes
