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Teach Outdoors

Lauren MacLean
Outdoor Learning
Outdoor Education
Community Building
Resilience
Nature-Based Learning
Kindergarten Education
Inquiry-Based Learning
Gardening
Nature-Based Education
Outdoor Learning Store
Social-Emotional Learning
Run Wild My Child
Environmental Education
Curriculum Integration
Play-Based Learning
Structured Literacy
Education
Winter Education
Teaching In the Outdoor Classroom
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion

Teach Outdoors is a podcast show that explores the benefits and challenges of bringing learning outside of the traditional classroom setting. Topics range from the science behind the benefits of outdoor learning to practical tips for incorporating outdoor activities into lesson plans. Whether you're a teacher looking to enhance your students' learning experience or simply someone who loves spendin... more

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Latest Episodes

What does it really look like to teach self-awareness… outdoors?

In this first episode of the SEL Outdoors: One Competency at a Time series, I’m sharing how I scaffold self-awareness with my primary students using simple, meaningful outdoor practice... more

On this episode of the Teach Outdoors podcast, I’m joined by Josée Bergeron—founder of Backwoods Mama and author of Beyond the Front Door: Embracing Nature for a Happier and Healthier Family. Josée is an outdoor parenting advocate and writer who is p... more

Today we’re exploring something that feels simple… but is actually deeply transformative: curiosity.

What does it really mean to be curious outdoors — not as a strategy, not as a checklist — but as a way of being?

In this episode, Lauren sits down ... more

In this episode of the Teach Outdoors podcast, I’m joined by Kelly Shuto—childhood friend, educator, and author of the What Does It Mean to… book series. We sit down to talk about our journey of co-writing the fourth book in her series, What Does It ... more

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Recent Guests

Paul Koberstein
Award-winning investigative journalist and founder of Cascadia Times
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Episode: Climate Literacy Without Fear: A Conversation with Paul Koberstein
Dr. Louise de Lannoy
An advocate for outdoor play and children's right to play who completed her PhD in Clinical Exercise Physiology.
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Episode: Why Active Outdoor Play Matters: A Conversation with Dr. Louise de Lannoy
Court Rustemeyer
Selected as a National Geographic Grossmaner Teacher Fellow and author of "Mentorship in the Wild"
Episode: Mentorship in the Wild: Building Resilience and Connection with Court Rustemeyer
Devon Karchut
Pediatric physiotherapist and owner of Nature Play, an outdoor play and therapy program
Nature Play
Episode: Nature as Therapy: Supporting Kids Through Play and Movement with Devon Karchut
Hailey Furster
Ontario certified teacher with a specialty in kindergarten and literacy.
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Episode: Learning Happens Everywhere: With Hailey Furster, The Early Years Inquirer
Kyra Stephenson
Nature-based learning coach
Anna Murray-Douglass Academy
Episode: From Play to Action: Growing a PreK–6 Nature Program with Kyra Stephenson
Megan Zeni
Brilliant master gardener and outdoor educator
Episode: Mystery in the Garden: What Are We Even Growing?
Sean and Erin
Hosts of Plants Always Win podcast
Episode: Mystery in the Garden: What Are We Even Growing?
Janice Nowakowski
Mathematician expert and incredible gardener
Episode: Mystery in the Garden: What Are We Even Growing?

Host

Lauren McLean
An elementary school teacher, outdoor learning consultant, keynote speaker, and creative writer with significant expertise in outdoor education and child development.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 51 ratings
  • Inspiring content

    I’ve really enjoyed this podcast. It has such great ideas and Lauren is so knowledgeable and inspiring. Would love to hear more on story workshop!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AN.31
    Canada3 years ago
  • New Fan here

    This is wow! very inspiring podcast and would really love to listen it more in the future! I love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aligned with Purpose
    Indonesia4 years ago
  • Very well done and useful

    Lauren knows her stuff and her guests do too. Lots of good info for experienced and new to outdoor learning teachers alike. As a long time outdoor learning teacher, I recommend this podcast to anyone wanting to know more.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Saskrescue
    Canada5 years ago
  • Fantastic!

    This is a wonderful podcast for all educators and parents looking for accessible ways to approach outdoor education. I love the tangible ideas and access points that Lauren and her guests provide. Whether you are a master teacher or new to the profession, this podcast is for you! I am recommending to all my colleagues and friends to give this podcast a listen 🎧 🙌❤️🪴🌈

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lisa Toffolo
    Canada5 years ago
  • Food for your soul

    If you are an outdoor educator this podcast is true food for your soul. Lauren’s podcasts are informative and offer wonderful perspectives and voices. Happy listening!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vefis
    Canada5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the diversity of guest experiences and the actionable strategies provided for educators and parents alike.
Reviews suggest that the show is a valuable resource for both new and experienced educators looking to enhance their teaching methods.
Listeners praise the podcast for its inspiring content and the knowledgeable host, noting the practical ideas shared throughout episodes.
The calming voice of the host and the well-structured content make for an enjoyable and engaging listening experience.
Many reviews highlight the positive impact of the discussions on their understanding and implementation of outdoor education.

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Talking Points

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Climate Literacy Without Fear: A Conversation with Paul Koberstein
Q: How can teachers guide conversations about environmental decision-making and advocacy to avoid overwhelming students?
Educators can use stories like 'Big Lonely Doug' to illustrate how political decisions affect forest management and to encourage student engagement.
Climate Literacy Without Fear: A Conversation with Paul Koberstein
Q: How can educators talk about logging and conservation with kids in a way that's truthful but respectful of the people behind the work?
Educators should differentiate between forest types, discussing which can be logged sustainably without significant impact on the climate.
Climate Literacy Without Fear: A Conversation with Paul Koberstein
Q: What signs of a healthy ecosystem or a stressed one should teachers help students notice when exploring local forests?
Teachers can teach students to listen for sounds of bird life, observe the variety of species in forests, and recognize healthy indicators like lichen on trees.
Climate Literacy Without Fear: A Conversation with Paul Koberstein
Q: How do you explain these complex systems, forests, carbon storage, or climate change in a way that builds curiosity and hope rather than fear?
It's important to communicate that while fossil fuel usage needs to decrease, removing the lasting carbon in the atmosphere through forest conservation is crucial.
Why Active Outdoor Play Matters: A Conversation with Dr. Louise de Lannoy
Q: How does Risky Play contribute to a child's resilience?
Risky Play helps children experience challenges within their limits, fostering skills and tools to navigate future obstacles, promoting resiliency.

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What is Teach Outdoors about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content focuses on the integration of outdoor learning into traditional educational practices, emphasizing the benefits for children's development and educational outcomes. Themes include outdoor education methodologies, active outdoor play, teaching strategies to foster resilience, and the importance of nature in student learning experiences. The conversations often feature educators, child development specialists, and environmental advocates, discussing topics that span ecological literacy, emotional well-being, and community building in outdoor contexts. Unique to the show is its blend of expert interviews and practical advice, aiming to inspire listeners to create enriching outdoor learning environments for children.

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1. Outdoor Classrooms Podcast
2. The Mel Robbins Podcast
3. We Can Do Hard Things
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Teach Outdoors launched 5 years ago and published 82 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Teach Outdoors include:

1. Paul Koberstein
2. Dr. Louise de Lannoy
3. Court Rustemeyer
4. Devon Karchut
5. Hailey Furster
6. Kyra Stephenson
7. Megan Zeni
8. Sean and Erin

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