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Nature Deficit Disorder: What You Need to Know
How important is a walk in the woods to a child's development? According to experts, a lack of routine contact with nature may result in stunted academic and developmental growth.
Source: Education.com
Does Your Child Have Nature Deficit Disorder?
Hauling in your first trout, lying in the tall grass listening to a choir of crickets, tasting snow, roaming amidst the tall trees….most of us associate some of our deepest, fondest memories. Yet today’s kids, glued to video screens and searching for electrical outlets, may be losing touch with ...
Source: Education.com
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New Legislation Set to Get Kids Outside
No Child Left Behind (NCLB) may have pushed outdoor and environmental education to the back burner in the name of...
Source: Education.com
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