A Walking Curriculum: Evoking Wonder And Developing Sense of Place (K-12)
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A Walking Curriculum: Evoking Wonder And Developing Sense of Place (K-12)

by Gillian Judson

Education Teaching Curriculum Studies
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A Walking Curriculum presents walking as a meaningful part of K–12 education. Gillian Judson explores how movement can evoke wonder, strengthen observation, and help learners develop a deeper sense of place. The book offers an engaging perspective for educators seeking thoughtful, experience-centered approaches to teaching and learning.

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A Walking Curriculum focuses on the educational possibilities of walking in K–12 settings.

The book connects movement with wonder, observation, and the development of a sense of place.

It presents walking as a way to enrich learning and encourage meaningful engagement with the world around students.

Written by Gillian Judson, this work is relevant to educators interested in experiential and place-conscious approaches to teaching.

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