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"During this activity," I explained, "you will each become a professor of something in these woods."
Over the years, I've found that this Professor Hike activity is very effective at connecting students to nature. What's been a surprise, especially as I lead it with adults instead of sixth graders, is how wonderful it is at connecting people to each other as they teach and learn.
Professors indeed, these little plants have reminded me of the value in taking the time to look closely. I can't wait to share more of their wisdom during the Professor Hike program on May 8! Register by May 6 at cablemuseum.org.
Read all about it in this week's Natural Connections, or listen to the podcast. Find links to both at https://www.cablemuseum.org/connect/
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"During this activity," I explained, "you will each become a professor of something in these woods."
Over the years, I've found that this Professor Hike activity is very effective at connecting students to nature. What's been a surprise, especially as I lead it with adults instead of sixth graders, is how wonderful it is at connecting people to each other as they teach and learn.
Professors indeed, these little plants have reminded me of the value in taking the time to look closely. I can't wait to share more of their wisdom during the Professor Hike program on May 8! Register by May 6 at cablemuseum.org.
Read all about it in this week's Natural Connections, or listen to the podcast. Find links to both at https://www.cablemuseum.org/connect/

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