If you are new to imaginED, you can dig deeper into the Imaginative Ecological Education (IEE) approach. In a nutshell, IEE is a cross-curricular cognitive tools approach to teaching that centralizes engagement of the body, emotion, and imagination in Place. The aim? Cultivating students’ ecological understanding.
Guest Posts
Imagining Our Way Into The Lives of Other Beings in Our Ecosystems (By Zuzana Vasko)
A Week Of Outside Learning: Winter Edition (By Carrie Lundy)
A Week Of Outdoor Learning: Students Share Their Experiences (By Carrie Lundy)
SLAM & The Story Of The Ancient Squash Seeds (By Tina Tran and Tye G. McIvor)
Puddles And Biodiversity (By Chris Sweetman)
Deep Time Walk: A Powerful Tool To Connect With Life’s Story (By Denise Curi)
Forest Fridays: How Nature Can Boost Empathy, Imagination, And Well-Being (By Natalie Crowley)
No Better Classroom Than Nature: Re-imagining Early Childhood Education (By Emma Huvos)
Activeness: Engaging The Body Through Stillness (By Andrea Leeburn)
A Nature Walk With 22 5-Year Olds: Lessons Learned The Hard Way (By Andrea Leeburn)
Activeness: Engaging The Physical Senses In The Natural World (By Andrea Leeburn)
Imaginative Education Brings Ecological Thinking To Life (By Jennifer Gidley)
Adelle’s Eco-Art Projects & Colouring Pages (By Adelle Caunce)
The Not-So-Humble Pigeon (By Adelle Caunce)
Gillian’s Posts
Guidelines For Assessment Of Place-Based Learning 
Expanding And Enriching Relationships In Place-Based Education
Engage Your Students’ Curiosity With “Old Stuff”
A Conversation Circle: Working With Our Hands & Engaging In Dialogue at #WEEC2017
Inspiration! 3 Resources For Imaginative and Ecological Teaching
Unearth The Secret Life of Worms (Part One) & Unearth The Secret Life of Worms (Part Two)
Eco-Story Project (With Adelle Caunce)
Learning In Depth (LiD) Meets Imaginative Ecological Education (IEE): Info & Resources
