Research

Research

Peer-reviewed research2017 Otago review (McNatty & Boyes)

The dramaturgy approach to education in nature: reflections of a decade of International Vacation School Lipnice courses, Czech Republic, 1997-2007

Martin, A. J.Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning 11(1), 67-822011International

The article describes a course design that blends art, music, drama and adventure to balance physical, social, creative and reflective needs.

What's new

Dramaturgy goes beyond traditional interpretations of adventure training, allowing for integration and balance of physical, social, creative and reflective waves that change according to group needs. The course design brings together art, music, drama and adventure, giving examples of creative programming for more holistic outdoor experiential courses.

Why it matters in Aotearoa

Offers creative programming ideas beyond a standard adventure programme.

Putting it into practice

Mix art, music and drama into outdoor course design.

How strong is the evidence

Peer-reviewed reflective paper on a decade of courses

What to read

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Who it's for

Outdoor providersTeachers
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