Historian's Perspective on Outdoor Science Learning

Update: 2020-11-12

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How did nature study influence our early public school systems, community spaces, and youth programs? In this episode, we learn from Sally Kohlstedt, University of Minnesota science historian, about her research on the early 20th-century nature study movement.

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Historian's Perspective on Outdoor Science Learning

University of Minnesota Extension

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Historian's Perspective on Outdoor Science Learning

University of Minnesota Extension

Historian's Perspective on Outdoor Science Learning