Absolutely! Taking students outside the classroom can be incredibly valuable. It offers hands-on learning experiences, encourages curiosity, and helps students connect what they learn to the real world. Whether it’s a nature walk, a community visit, or an outdoor science experiment, these activities can boost engagement, improve retention, and support different learning styles. If you're asking for your own practice or planning something specific, I’d be happy to help you design an effective outdoor learning experience!4o

Hi Vira,

As we are conducting interviews with experienced OL teachers, we would be very grateful if you could spare some time to talk to us about how you use OL in your teaching.

Best wishes

Paul

Learning is not confined to the four corners of the classroom. It becomes more meaningful when it extends beyond the classroom and is applied in real-life, day-to-day activities. Learning becomes more engaging and impactful when students experience it firsthand. After all, theory holds little value unless it is applied and practiced.

Taking students outside the classroom enriches learning through experiential education, real-world connections, and active engagement, though its implementation depends on curricular flexibility, resources, and institutional support.