
Ep 193: 10 Hacks to learn bushcraft faster than I did!
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In this episode of the Forest School Podcast, Lewis discusses various aspects of outdoor education, focusing on cooking, bushcraft skills, and the importance of continuous learning. He shares insights from his books, 'Forest School Cooking' and 'The Myths of Outdoor Play and Learning', and offers practical tips for engaging children in outdoor play, especially during winter. The conversation emphasizes the value of peer learning, practical skills, and the importance of reflection in personal growth.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Overview of Bushcraft Skills
08:10 Engaging Kids in Outdoor Play During Winter
08:37 Reflecting on Learning from Experience
15:14 Creating a Culture of Continuous Learning
17:11 Fire Lighting Techniques and Best Practices
23:29 Mastering Knots and Practical Applications
26:53 Identifying Flora and Fauna
30:13 Knife Skills and Practical Projects
31:34 The Importance of Practical Projects
35:37 Building Skills Through Repetition
40:58 The Value of Peer Learning
44:46 Reflecting on Progress and Skills
45:43 podcast clips - fart end.mp3
45:52 Patreon 5.mp3
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