Is Experiential Learning the Way to a Better Future?

Is Experiential Learning the Way to a Better Future?

Is Experiential Learning the Way to a Better Future?

Whitney Hofacker, an experiential enthusiast, with extensive experience in designing and leading programmes and outdoor adventures in both education and with adult groups. Whitney has moved countries and continents and here shares her thoughts and experiences in why nature matters.


6 mins - learning to set up camp, trust and rapport

9 mins - paradox of being in the cadence of nature

15 mins - feeling connected

18 mins - slowing down and space

20 mins - redesigning our lives

33 mins - how do we integrate student choice and design


About Juliet Morris:

Juliet, an award-winning coach and leader with 20 years' experience in helping expert people and STEM organisations build brilliant futures. Juliet is passionate about helping humans build a better and more intentional future and invites you to join IF club where you will complimentary weekly receive tips, tools and insights to help quietly build your Intentional Future.


Music: Cave Rat



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Award-winning purpose-led leader, coach and trusted advisor to C-suite and boards - transforming people, culture, and organisations to shape intentional futures and drive sustainable growth

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Waving hi to Whitney as another experiential learning enthusiast, and nature connection/experiences explorer. 👋 Video saved to watch later - thank you.

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