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Dynamic Adventure Dynamic Model

Barrett and Greenaway, 1995

5 aspects to dynamic Adventure environment model

Facilitation


Overcoming fear


Supportive group


Physical exercise


Natural environment

Adventure experience paradigm

Martin and Priest, 1986

Five stages of adventure experience paradigm

Exploration


Adventure


Peak adventure


Misadventure


Devastation and disaster

Three circles of leadership

Adair 1983

Conditional outdoor leadership theory

Priest and Chase, 1989

Range of Conditional Outdoor Leadership Theory

Autocratic


Democratic


Abdicractic

What conditions affect COLT

Environment


Competence


Group unity


Leader proficiency


Decision consequence

Four zones of outdoor learning

Beames et al. 2011

What are the four zones

School


Local


Day excursion


Overnight stays

Stages of change

Prochaska and DiClemente, 1983

What are the stages of change

Pre contemplation


Contemplation


Determination


Action


Maintenance

Biopsychosocial model

Engel, 1977

What are the three parts to the biopsychosocial model

Biology


Psychology


Health

Reviewing model

Greenaway, 1993

What does reviewing do

Energises learning


Enriches experience


Makes sense of experience


Make connections


Develop learning skills

Experiential learning

Kolbs, 1984

Learning is done by people, not to them

Berry, 2011

What are the four stages of experiential learning

Concrete experience


Reflective observation


Abstract conceptualisation


Active experimentation

Retention rates

75% when done themselves


90% teaching others

Positives of experiential learning

Allows choices


Problem solving


More retention


Active engagement


Opportunities to reflect

Risk management model

AfPE 2012

What is required for risk management

Challenging activities


Effective management


Differentiation


Sharp, 2004

Risks can contribute to a better understanding of selves

Sharp, 2004

AE can lead to risk taking in life

Nichols, 2000