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Children spend 80% of their waking hours outside of school in the community. Deep inequities exist in access to high quality informal STEM learning opportunities (museums, zoos, safe and beautiful parks). Playful Learning Landscapes (PLL) infuses playful learning opportunities into everyday community spaces where families spend time. This project represents a strength-based model for designing play spaces deeply connected to communities’ cultural assets. This poster was presented at the 2021 NSF AISL Awardee Meeting.
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TEAM MEMBERS: Andres Bustamante Vanessa Bermudez Julie Salazar Leiny Garcia Kreshnik Begolli Karlena Ochoa June Ahn Kathy Hirsh-Pasek Annelise Pesch Rigoberto Rodriguez Paola Padilla
resource evaluation Public Programs
This study of American adults’ attitudes towards children’s experiences in nature was based on survey data from 2,138 people who participated in an independently commissioned, online consumer survey in February 2010. The Encouraging Children’s Nature Experiences Scale (EC-NES) was created to assess adult attitudes and beliefs surrounding encouragement of children’s nature experiences. While a great deal of empirical research has already been undertaken to demonstrate the value and impact of these experiences, not all of the research has been adopted by the public. The EC-NES scale was designed
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TEAM MEMBERS: Institute for Learning Innovation John Fraser Joe E Heimlich Victor Yocco