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active and developmental. Participants' experiences are enriched as providers develop a broader
vision and more integrated practice.
Continuing change in Outdoor Learning
Since its formation in 2001 by the convergence of six outdoor organizations, the Institute
has influenced the changes outlined above. IOL supports networking and the sharing of good
practices throughout all forms of Outdoor Learning. The practices and values include promoting
respect for diversity, equality of opportunity and the sustainable use of the environment. New
funding continues to stimulate new practice and developments within the Outdoor Learning
sector.
DISADVANTAGES OF RECREATIONAL AREAS
Despite improving personal relationships, these places can also create conflicts
between students.
In these spaces there is also what is known as bullying.
If these spaces are in bad condition they can cause accidents to those who use it.
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