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XSIQ * Outdoor Education - Ways of viewing the environment: focus questions Focus questions 1. Debate the range of the ways we see the land today. What has this meant for the destruction of the wilderness? 2. Choose three environments you have visited this year and outline how you felt being there. 3. Describe your relationship with the land. 4. What is the future of our environment, what will happen next? 5. Outline three different organisations and how they relate to the land (eg: farmers, environmentalists, skiers etc) 6. Think back to your childhood, what is your most vivid memory of the wilderness. It might be climbing a tree, it might be your back yard or it might be the first time you went to the beach. Write a brief story about this experience trying to capture the feel of that experience. 7. Think back to the stories you were told about the environment when you were young, write short children's story that illustrates your perception of the land. Previous | NextView Comments and Reviews >>