Shownotes
Discover how character education is shaping resilient, responsible students and how outdoor and adventurous learning can foster growth. Join educators from the UK, Australia and beyond as they share strategies, challenges, and successes.
Key points:
- The importance of outdoor education and nature for character development (Adam Larby, Dina Hamalis)
- Embedding character education into school culture through storytelling and role modeling (Rosie Ferris, Dina Hamalis)
- How adventurous learning impacts student resilience, decision-making, and responsibility (Adam Larby, Tom Lawson)
- Strategies for involving parents and staff in character education initiatives (Rosie Ferris, Dina Hamalis)
- Defining and differentiating character education from routine guidance and teaching soft skills (All guests)
- Practical resources for schools to audit and improve their character education programs (Rosie Ferris, Jubilee Centre)
- Building trust with parents around outdoor activities like overnight camping (Adam Larby)
- The role of teachers and staff as role models inside and outside the classroom (Rosie Ferris, Dina Hamalis)
- The moral purpose of character education: preparing students to contribute positively to society (All guests)
- Key insights from Australia, UK, and international perspectives on adventure and character in education