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Australian Journal of Outdoor Education (AJOE)
Members of state/territory outdoor education associations receive as a benefit of membership the Australian Journal of Outdoor Education. Established in 1996, the AJOE is a highly regarded publication internationally and an invaluable reference for professional outdoor educators.
2007: Vol.11, No.1
2006: Vol. 10, No. 2 Vol. 10, No. 1
2005: Vol. 9, No. 2 Vol. 9, No. 1
2004: Vol. 8, No. 1
2003: Vol. 7, No. 2
2002: Vol. 7, No. 1 Vol. 6, No. 2
2001: Vol. 6, No. 1 Vol. 5, No. 2
2000: Vol. 5, No. 1 Vol. 4, No. 2
1999: Vol. 4, No. 1 Vol. 3, No. 2
1998: Vol. 3, No. 1
1997: Vol. 2, No. 3 Vol. 2, No. 2
1996: Vol. 2, No. 1 Vol. 1, No. 3
1995: Vol. 1, No. 2 Vol. 1, No. 1
REFEREED ARTICLES
Research update: Outdoor education fatalities in Australia.
Dr Andrew Brookes
Playing with an unstoppable force: Paddling, river-places and outdoor education.
Dr Brian Wattchow
The role of stillness and quiet when developing human-nature relationships.
Val Nicholls and Dr Tonia Gray
The Challenge Course Facilitator Technical Skills Assessment Tool
Dr Mark Wagstaff and Dr William Quinn
NON-REFEREED PAPERS
Choosing the 'right' space to work in: Reflections prior to a naure therapy session.
Ronen Berger
Recording in the wilds: A reflection on reearch-technology needs on an expedition.
Paul Stonehouse
BOOK REVIEWS
Outdoor leadership: Theory and practice
Reviewed by
Dr Brian Wattchow
Interdisciplinary teaching through outdoor education
Reviewed by Kathleen Pleasants
Outdoor activities, negligence, and the law
Reviewed by Dr Andrew Brookes
EDITION 21 VOLUME 10 NO 2, 2006
REFEREED ARTICLES
The special nature of the outdoors: It's contribution to the education of children aged 3-11
Bernie Davis, Tony Rea and Sue Waite
Effective leadership: Transformational or transactional?
Eric Brymer and Tonia Gray
Effects of a five-day Outward Bound course on female students in Singapore
C.K.John Wang, Woon-Chia-Liu and Abdul Kahlid
How do outdoor educator's feel connect to nature places? A Q-Method inquiry
Garrett Hutson and Diane Montgomery
Facilitating experiences: A snapshot of what is happening out there
Tracey Disckson and Tonia Gray
The rise of individualism. The implications for promoting relations between self, others and the environment in outdoor education
Rob Hales
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Ethno-ecological education: Aboriginals teaching nature at a winter camp in the Canadian Arctic
Claude Doucette, Peggy Ransom and David Kowalewski
EDITION 20 VOLUME 10 NO 1, 2006
REFEREED ARTICLES
City Slickers: Let the cattle speak for themselves
Ray Woodcock
The nature and scope of outdoor education in New Zealand schools
Dr Robyn Zink and Cr Michael Boyes
Influences on a modern outdoor education organisation's philosophy
Dr Peter Barnes
Some outdoor educators' experiences of outdoor education
Terry Gunn
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
An outdoor education body of knowledge
Chris Bucknell and Andrew Mannion
Links between kayaking, fear, confidence and competence: Factors affecting women's participation in paddling in a tertiary outdoor education course
Peter Dingle and Dr Jackie Kiewa
Knowing our place: A perspective on the contribution of outdoor education and its relationship with the outcoor recreation industry
Mark Dingle
BOOK REVIEW
"Camping in the Curriculum" by Pip Lynch
Reviewed by Dr Peter Martin
EDITION 19 VOLUME 9 NO 2, 2005
REFEREED ARTICLES
“If you don’t mind going places without a map, follow me:” Re-stor(y)ing of self, place and educator.
Genny Blades
Maybe what they say is what they experience: Taking students words seriously
Robyn Zink
Turbulent times: Outdoor education in Great Britain 1993–2003
Pete Allison & John Telford
How are student approaches to learning navigation correlated with their assessment outcomes?
Marc P. Bellette
Cultural adaptation in outdoor programming
Sheila M. Fabrizio & James T. Neill
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
John’s story: Teaching Victorian Certificate of Education Outdoor and Environmental Studies
Tony Keeble
The Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers: Safe from more dams but still vulnerable.
Sas Allardice
Who is Responsible?
John Dowd
EDITION 18 VOLUME 9 NO 1, 2005
REFEREED ARTICLES
Outdoor education and bush adventure therapy: A socio-ecological approach to health and wellbeing
Anita Pryor, Cathryn Carpenter and Mardie Townsend
Expeditions and the social construction of self
Simon Beames
Examining art and technology : determining why craft making is fundamental to outdoor education
Zabe MacEachren
Traditional adventure activities in outdoor environmental education
Glyn Thomas
Community-based outdoor education using a local conservation approach
Kazushi Maeda
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Learning about the outdoors
John Dowd
Outward Bound Australia: Integrated vocational education in the workplace
Tracey Dickson and Zoe Herbert
BOOK REVIEW
"Outdoor and experiential learning: An holistic and creative appraach to programme design" by Andy Martin, Dan Franc and Daniela Zounkova
EDITION 17 VOLUME 8 NO 1, 2004
Editorial
Almut Beringer
REFEREED ARTICLES
Outdoor adventure in Australian outdoor education: Is it a case of roast for Christmas dinner?
Alison Lugg
Making connections with nature: Bridging the theory –practice gap in outdoor and environmental education
Lou Preston
Outdoor adventure in promoting relationships with nature
Peter Martin
Overseas youth expeditions with Raleigh International: A rite of passage?
Simon Beames
A Project Hahn empirical replication study
Paul Lan, Rob Sveen, John Davidson
Outdoor education fatalities in Australia 1960-2002: Part 3: Environmental circumstances
Andrew Brookes
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Camping to change the world
Stuart B. Hill
Risk and the outdoor adventure experience: Good risk, bad risk, real risk, apparent risk, objective risk, subjective risk
John Dowd
EDITION 16 VOLUME 7 NO 2, 2003
Editorial
James Neill
VIEWPOINT
A Big Picture: Connectedness Between Outdoor Education, Landscape & Political Reality in Australia
Robbo Bennetts
REFEREED ARTICLES
The End of an Era: Welcome to the Outdoor Council of Australia
Jackie Kiewa
The Nature and Scope of Outdoor Education in South Australia: A Summary of Key Findings
Scott Polley & Bronte Pickett
Reinvigorating Our Love of the Home Range: Exploring the Connections Between Sense of Place and Outdoor Education
Alistair Stewart
Paraphrases and Summaries: A Means of Clarification or a Vehicle for Articulating a Preferred Version of Student Accounts?
Mike Brown
Outdoor Education Fatalities in Australia 1960-2002. Part 2. Contributing Circumstances: Supervision, First Aid, and Rescue
Andrew Brookes
Vivisecting the Tui: The Qualifications Framework and Outdoor Leadership Development in New Zealand
Steve Crosby & John Benseman
Publishing Spurious Research Findings Won't Build a Profession: Response to Brand's (2001) Evaluation of the Wilderness Enhanced Program
Simon Crisp
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Research Brief: Can Journaling be Taught? An Exploratory Study
Janet Dyment & Tim O'Connell
An Overview of the Outdoor Council of Australia
Outdoor Council of Australia
BOOK REVIEW
Victorian Bushwalking & Ski Touring Manual (2nd edition)
Tony Keeble
EDITION 15 VOLUME 7 NO 1, 2002
Editorial
James Neill
VIEWPOINT
Do Environmental Goals in Outdoor Education Reflect Client-needs or Outdoor Educator-needs?
Tony Pammer
REFEREED ARTICLES
Rethinking Professional Pathways for the Australian Outdoor Industry/Profession
Kathy Mann
Does Pushing Comfort Zones Produce Peak Learning Experiences?
Sarah I. Leberman & Andrew J. Martin
Outdoor Education Fatalities in Australia 1960-2002. Part 1: Summary Of Incidents and Introduction to Fatality Analysis
Andrew Brookes
Determining Readiness for Therapeutic Adventure Programs: The Transtheoretical Model
Karen Pearce & Michael Boyes
Students Caring for Each Other: Outdoor Education and Learning Through Peer Relationships
John Quay, Stewart Dickinson & Brian Nettleton
Work Related Stress in the Outdoor Education Profession: A Management Perspective
Glyn Thomas
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Motive of Service
Kathy Mann
Book Review: Colin Mortlock Travels Alone “Beyond Adventure” Preferring the Company of Flowers to that of any Social Movement
Steve Bowles
EDITION 14 VOLUME 6 NO 2, 2002
VIEWPOINT
Might Outdoor Education Help Develop Intelligence?
Rob Hogan
REFEREED ARTICLES
On the Construction, Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Experience in 'Critical' Outdoor Education
Philip Payne
Ethical Adventures: Can we justify overseas youth expeditions in the name of education?
Pete Allison & Pete Higgins
Investigating the Inward Sounds of Outward Bound
Andrew Martin & Stephen Legg
Wages and Conditions of the Victorian Outdoor Education Profession
Sandy Allen-Craig & Bettina Moonen
Exploring Expedition Research Methodology
Eric Brymer
Experiential Learning: Using comic strips as 'reflective tools' in adult learning
Colin Beard & Toby Rhodes
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
The Crux of Risk Management in Outdoor Programs - Minimising the Risk of Death and Disabling Injury
Rob Hogan
Outdoor Education and the Reinforcement of Heterosexuality
Annie Dignan
Book Review: Climbing Lessons - Inside Outdoor Education
Bertie Everand
Book Review: The Power of Experiential Learning: A handbook for trainers and educators
David Mepham
EDITION 13 VOLUME 6 NO 1, 2001
VIEWPOINT
Outdoor Education in Australia: Ruminating, Reflecting and Redefining: Why was I attracted to outdoor education?
Tonia Gray
REFEREED ARTICLES
Beyond Didactics: A reconnaissance of experiential learning
Johan Hovelynck
Thriving In The Outdoor Education Profession: Learning from Australian practitioners
Glyn Thomas
A Deepening Relationship With Place
Carol Birrell
Calculating Risks: Fine’s Mathematical Formula 30 Years Later
Tracey J. Dickson
A Longitudinal Study of the Effects of a Wilderness-Enhanced Program on Behaviour-Disordered Adolescents
Dell Brand
The Australian Journal of Outdoor Education: A Review of the First Five Years
James T. Neill & Tonia Gray
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
The “Reasonable Man” Test: Or How Do We Know What You Did Was Safe?
Mark Collard
NORLD Board update
EDITION 12 VOLUME 5 NO 2, 2001
VIEWPOINT
Simple, Sophisticated and Committed: Ways ahead for Outdoor Education in Australia
James Neill
REFEREED ARTICLES
"Stepping Around Things": Gender Relationships In Climbing
Jackie Kiewa
Seeing The Unseen: A Rock Climbing Experience
Lou Preston
A Pedagogy Of Production: Craft, Technology And Outdoor Education
Brian Wattchow
What Can Environmental History Offer Outdoor Education Practitioners?
Deirdre Slattery
'Dramaturgy': An Holistic Approach To Outdoor Education
Andrew Martin
The Nature And Scope Of Outdoor Education In Victorian Schools
Alison Lugg & Peter Martin
Investigating The History Of Outdoor Education In South Australia
Bronte Pickett & Scott Polley
EDITION 11 VOLUME 5 NO 1, 2000
VIEWPOINT
Can We Live Life Without Risk?
Tracey J Dickson
REFEREED ARTICLES
Community, Caring And Outdoor Education
John Quay, Stewart Dickinson & Brian Nettleton
How are Adventure Education Program Outcomes Achieved? A review of the literature
Marcia D. McKenzie
An Holistic Model Of Bush Counselling: Cornerstones Of Practice
Allan Adams & Rob Sveen
Interpersonal Relationships As A Metaphor For Human-Nature Relationships
Peter Martin & Glyn Thomas
Moving Water Paddling As Critical Outdoor Education
Glyn Thomas & Jeff Thomas
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Wilderness Therapy And Women In Recovery
Marijke Price
Blueprint For Qualifications And Accreditation in Oz and NZ
Simon Priest
Maitland Youth Outdoor Experience
Brendan Barrett
EDITION 10 VOLUME 4 NO 2, 2000
VIEWPOINT
Competence: Not Just For Instructors
Jackie Kiewa
REFEREED ARTICLES
The Power To Change Through The Change To Power: Narrative Therapy, Power and the Wilderness Enhanced Model
Paul Stolz
Risk In Outdoor Activities: The Perception, The Appeal, The Reality
Tracey Dickson, Jenny Chapman & Margot Hurrell
Wilderness And Delinquents: Strategies For Avoiding A 'Lord Of The Flies'* Experience
Dell Brand & Mark Smith
A Research Agenda For Adventure Education
Geoff Nichols
An Analysis And Profile Of Major Emotional Episodes And Their Antecedents, On A Six Day Wilderness Expedition
Stewart Dickinson
"The Scent Of My World": A Student's Perceptual Knowing Of Outdoor Experiencing
Johnna Haskell
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Vulnerability and Leadership in Outdoor Education
Tiffany Hodgson
VIEWPOINT
Daring to Care? Humans, nature and outdoor education
Peter Martin
REFEREED ARTICLES
Two Vital Aspects In The Facilitation Of Groups: Connections and containment
Martin Ringer
Facilitating The Development Of Generative Metaphors: Re-emphasizing participants’ guiding images
Johan Hovelynck
Directions In Outdoor Education Curriculum
Alison Lugg
On Adventure Therapy And Earth Healing: Toward a sacred cosmology
Almut Beringer
Key Elements Of A Successful Wilderness Program For Delinquents: A summary
Dell Brand & Mark Smith
Japanese Students Down-Under: Is Australian outdoor education relevant to other cultures?
Nola Purdie & James Neill
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Breathing Like A Mountain
Carol Birrell
VIEWPOINT
When Will We Fly?
Ray Handley
REFEREED ARTICLES
The Metronomic Society And The Natural Environment
Brian Nettleton
Nature-Guided Therapy: A Case Example Of Ecopsychology In Clinical Practice
George W. Burns
How People Change: Implications For Outdoor Educators
Sandy Gordon, Steve Houghton & Julie Edwards
If Only You Knew What I've Just Done: Adolescent Memories From A Tasmanian Wilderness Primary
Carey J. Denholm & Robert L. Sveen
Learning From Our Mistakes - Before It Is Too Late
Mark Brackenreg
Traffic Light Decision Making
Ian Boyle & Murray Toft
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Rediscovering Our Indigenous Heart
Graham Ellis-Smith
Client Change Analysis
Tracey Dickson
Facilitator's Notebook - The Soft Skills Of Wilderness: Interacting Effectively With Delinquents
Dell Brand & Mark Smith
REFEREED ARTICLES
Does Outdoor Education Really Work? A Summary Of Recent Meta-Analyses
James Neill & Garry Richards
Go Tell It On A Mountain . . . And Let The Process Grow
Ray Handley
Education Ideology And Outdoor Leadership Education: Why ORCA And The AOEC Exist
Peter Martin
Exploring Together Outdoors: A Family Therapy Approach Based In The Outdoors For Troubled Mother / Daughter Relationships
Robyn Mulholland & Antony Williams
Home From The Woods And Into The Doghouse
Scott MacNaughton
'Burnout' - What is it to you?
Robyn Edwards & Tonia Gray
Wilderness-Adventure Therapy In Adolescent Mental Health
Simon Crisp & Matt O'Donnell
A Way For A National Outdoor Leader Course
Lesley Manfield & James Pearse
VIEWPOINT
The role, history and future of an Australian journal of outdoor education
Jay Henderson
REFEREED ARTICLES
First aid training for outdoor educators: The more the better?
Andrew Brookes
Kids on Top II
Peter Holmes
Wilderness-adventure therapy in adolescent psychiatry
Simon Crisp & Nicole Aunger
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Outdoor education in Norway
Simon Priest
Friluftsliv - a way home
Nils Faarlund
REFEREED ARTICLES
Emotional safety in adventure therapy programs: Can it be defined?
(Reprinted with permission from AEE Journal of Experiential Education)
Suzanne M Vincent
Processing the experience - Broadening the Vision
Tracey J Dickson
The efficacy of journalism as a reflective tool
Peter McKenna & Jackie Kiewa
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Profile of Dr Norm McIntyre
Jackie Kiewa & Terry Brown
REFEREED ARTICLES
Outdoor education and physical education in the national curriculum (reprinted with acknowledgement to JAEOL (UK)
A P Williams
When does wilderness adventure become therapeutic? The need for broader frameworks: Experiential Reconstruction of developmental foundation
Simon Crisp
Outdoor management development: Changing an Organisation's culture
Bruce Hayllar & Tracy Taylor
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Obituary: Professor John Sutton
REFEREED ARTICLES
New perspectives of self, nature and others
Peter Martin
The role of outdoor education in the 21st century
Geoff Cooper
Thoughts on managing directors in adventure programs
Simon Priest
REFEREED ARTICLES
Passion and aliveness in outdoor leadership: Leadership competencies from recreation to therapy
Martin Ringer
Applying the adventure-react model
Terry Brown
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES
Lesley Pearce: A role model and inspiration
Pre-post abseil anxiety and perceptions of cliff difficulty
James Neill & Bernd Heubeck
REFEREED ARTICLES
Sea Trek - A mechanism for working with youth at risk
John Lally & Keith Cook
Transformational Moments in outdoor education
Brian Nettleton
A constructivist approach to environmental education
Sylvia Pilla & David Tulip
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