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Welcome to my wiki website! Below are a variety of workshops, writings and research from the fields of outdoor education, environmental education, experiential education, and a few Quaker messages. My research and writing focuses on the fields of experiential education, outdoor education, and environmental education. I am also interested in what we are learning about how the brain learns and its implications for educational practice.

To check-out my blog on these matters on OutdoorEd.com click here: Greenfire. I welcome feedback on anything you read here!



Contents

Workshops

Brain-Based Learning and Experiential Education

Youth Initiative Program, Sweden

Published Research


Previously Published Work:

Roberts, Jay (2008). From Experience to Neo-Experientialism: Variations on a Theme. "Journal of Experiential Education," Vol. 31. No. 1.

Roberts, Jay (2003; 2004; 2008). Beyond Learning By Doing First published in the Journal of Experiential Education in 2003, re-printed in the Annual Editions of Educational Psychology and the Theory and Practice of Experiential Education.

Knight-Abowitz, Kathleen and Jay Roberts (2007). Media:Fallacies.jpg. Fallacies of Flatness: A Review of Thomas Friedman's "The World Is Flat" in the "Journal of the Philosophy of Education"

Roberts, Jay (2005) Media:DisneyDewey.jpeg in the Journal of Education and Culture, Vol. 21, No. 2.

Roberts, Jay (2007). Education, Eco-Progressivism, and the Nature of School Reform Published in the Journal of Educational Studies," Vol. 41, No. 3.

Teaching Outdoors A short article on best practices for outdoor teaching published on the website Outdoored.com


Speeches

It's About More Than Just The Physical Plant: Why Greening the Curriculum in Higher Education Matters Paper presented at the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education Conference. Sept. 2009

Quakers, Education, and the Question of Sustainability A plenary address at the Friends Association of Higher Education Conference. June 2007.

A Fragile and Incomplete Project A keynote address from the Association for Experiential Education Rocky Mountain Regional Conference in Carbondale, CO. March, 2007.


Resources

Find out more out more about Brain-Based Learning

Find out more about Jay Roberts Biography

Outdoor Writings

Over the years, I have written a few articles for an outdoor magazine [ http://www.blueridgeoutdoors.com] about different areas in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia to backpack as well as a piece about birdwatching from Southwest Field Studies in 2003 and some other random stuff. Enjoy!

On the Trail of the Rufuos-Backed Robin

Teaching in the Outdoors

Hiking in the Mount Rogers Wilderness, VA

Hiking in Ramsey's Draft Wilderness, VA

Hiking the Appalachian Trail in Virginia


Quaker Writings

Below are some Quaker-based talks I have done at College Meeting For Worship at Earlham and at other Friends Meetings