2019
DOI: 10.1080/03004279.2019.1610024
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Children’s perceptions on the benefits of school nature field trips

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“…The reason for this could be that the activity was carried out in a historical place, which was like an outdoor museum rather than a formal class environment, and that the students learned by seeing and feeling. The results of the study carried out by Heras, Medir and Salazar (2019) which aimed to promote environmental awareness and to help children value the natural and cultural heritage of their surroundings support this situation. Also, as mentioned by Horton (2000, as cited in Yesilbursa, 2008, p.214), historical places provide concrete meanings to history and our lives in a way that no other verbal or written words can achieve alone.…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Recommendationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reason for this could be that the activity was carried out in a historical place, which was like an outdoor museum rather than a formal class environment, and that the students learned by seeing and feeling. The results of the study carried out by Heras, Medir and Salazar (2019) which aimed to promote environmental awareness and to help children value the natural and cultural heritage of their surroundings support this situation. Also, as mentioned by Horton (2000, as cited in Yesilbursa, 2008, p.214), historical places provide concrete meanings to history and our lives in a way that no other verbal or written words can achieve alone.…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Recommendationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Resulta llamativo que los estudiantes destaquen aspectos emocionales sobre los didácticos. Otros autores como Heras et al (2020), también constataron que las salidas de campo producen antes un beneficio emocional y social que cognitivo. Rajala y Akkerman (2019), por su parte, igualmente ponen el foco en la importancia de las emociones de los participantes en salidas didácticas, proponiendo un aprendizaje dialógico.…”
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“…The reason for this could be that the activity was carried out in a historical place, which was like an outdoor museum rather than a formal class environment, and that the students learned by seeing and feeling. The results of the study carried out by Heras, Medir and Salazar (2019) which aimed to promote environmental awareness and to help children value the natural and cultural heritage of their surroundings support this situation. Also, as mentioned by Horton (2000, as cited in Yesilbursa, 2008, historical places provide concrete meanings to history and our lives in a way that no other verbal or written words can achieve alone.…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Recommendationsmentioning
confidence: 99%