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AUTHOR Rillo, Thomas J., Comp. TITLE A Bibliography of Articles Pertaining to School Camping and Outdoor Education. PUB DATE [65] NOTE 19p.
EDRS PRICE EDRS Price MF-$0.25 HC-$1.05 DESCRIPTORS *Bibliographies, *Camping, *Curriculum Enrichment, *Outdoor Education, *Periodicals
ABSTRACT The 408 entries included in this bibliography of journal articles on outdoor and camping education are arranged by year of publication, beginning with the year 1928 and ending with 1965. (LS) A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARTICLES PERTAINING TO SCHOOL CAMPING CD AND OUTDOOR EDUCATION LLI
Compiled by Dr. Thomas J. Rillo
Professor of Outdoor Education Glassboro State College Glassboro, New Jersey
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1V 1 OUTDOOR EDUCATION 1
1928 1931
1. Rogan, S.D. 12. Vinal, W. G. "Camp Nature Program," Nature and "Summer Camp for Science Teaching," Science, 1:34-5, October, 1928. Journal of Education, 113:431, April, 1931. 1929 13. Weens, C. W. 2. McClumpha, T. "Camping and Woodcraft as Part of the "Camping: Ninth Grade Science," General Physical Education Program," Journal Science Quarterly, 13:164-6, March, 1929 of Health and Physical Education, 'x:38, November, 1931. 3. Miller, M, "Using the School Environment," 1932 Progressive Education, 6:178-83, April, 1929. lh. "English Open-Air Schools; Twenty- five Years Work," Times Education 4. "Open Air Education," Times Educa- Supplement, 895:241, June 25, 1957. tional Supplement, 751:411-21, September, 1929. 15. Taylor, M. W, "Do Open Air Schools Justify Their 5. Rath, V. Extra Cost?"Nations School, 10:27- "Camperaft for High Schools," --_--___Virginia 31,, October, 19572. Teacher, 10:144 -7, May, 1929. 1933 6. "Saving the Countryside: A School Effort," Times Educational Supplement, 16. Ready, M. M. 755:453-4, October, 1929. Camps and Public Schools (mimeo) U.S. Office of Education, 1933. 7. Turner, H. "Geography in the Summer Camp," SchOol 17. Sharp, L. B. Science and Ibth, 29:970-3, December1929. "Some Educational Considerations of a Camp Program," Progressive Education, 8. "Why Run a School Camp?" Times 10:260-23, May, 1933. Educational Supplement, 745:3 3, 1929. 1934
1930 18. Camp, M. "Camp Program Planning and its Relation 9. Bogan, S.D. to Changes in Educational Theory," "Camp Nature Program," Nature and Science Journal of Health and Physical Educa- Education Review, 1:34-7: October, 1930. tion, 5;23+, January, 1934.
10. Joy, B.E. 19. "Camping in Education," "Newer Tendencies in Camping Education," School Review, 42:281-3, September,1934. Journal of Health and Physical Education, 1:36-7, May, 1930. 20. Lloyd, J. H. "Linking Learning and Leisure: Novel 11. Sharp, L. B. Features of Summer Schools-Camps, Education and the Summer CTE, bibli- Tours, Institutes, and Courses," ography $1.50, Teachers College, 1930. School Life, 19:183-5, May 1934. -2-
21. "Open Air School," International 33. Dryden, M. L. Bureau of EducationBulletin 875ff "Hew York Tries out New Methods of Quarter, 16575547 Education," Recreation, 30:58-61+, May, 1936. 22. Osborne, E. G. "Camp School and Home," Childhood Study, 34. Joy, B. E. 11:167-70, March, 1934. "Progressive Education in the Summer Camp," Clearing House, 10:467-70, 23. Vinal, W. G. April, 1936. "Camping, an Important Part of a Child's Education in Elementary Science," School 35. Miller, P. S. Science and Math, 34:393-4, April, 77547 "Summer Camp Reenforces Education," Clearing House, 10:471-473, Apri1,1936. 1935 1937 24. Curtis, H. S. "School Camp," National Education Assoc- 36. Robb, E. ication Journal, 24:113 -1 "Fresh Air School in Suresnes," Child- hood Education, 14:12-13, Sept., 1937. 25. "Educational Camps for Women," School and Society, 42:254, August 24, 37. Vredevoogd, L. E. 19357 "Adding a Camp to the Curriculum," Curriculum Journal, 8:54-8, February, 26. "Fresh-Air Schools, Suresnes, France," 1937. American Architecture,, 147:34-7, Novem- ber, 1937. 1938
27. Gandolfo, J; H. and Barney W.P. 38. Lindsay, K. "Pros and Cons on Outdoor Classrooms," "On Open-Air Schools," Times Education School Management, 4:158, April, 1935. Supplement, 1202:166, May 14, 1938.
28. "Open Air School, Newark, New Jersey," 39. "Open-Air Schools," Times Educa- American Architecture, 147:34-7, Novem- tion Su clement, 1220:3577September ber, 1935. 17, 1938.
29, Vinal, W. G. 1939 "Value of Nature Leadership in Camp as Training for the Teaching of Elementary 40. Fennell, R. W. Science," Science Education, 19:16-19, "School Camps in Peace and War," February, 1935. National Review, 112:77-81, January, 1939. 30. Wallin, J. "Support of Fresh Air Classes During 41. Frederick, 0. 1. the Economic Depression," Elementary "Beginning the Battle Creek Curriculum School Journal, 35:597-605, April, 1935. Study," Curriculum Journal, 10:325 7, Nc7ember, 1939. 31. Ward, C. E. "Organized Camping and Progressive 42. Jones, A. G. Education," 12.001 Informal Education "School Camps," Journal of Education, Service, 2022 W. Ashwood, Nashville, London, 71:707; 72:220, November, 193' Tennessee, 1935. 117..iT1940.
1936 43. Marshall, M. "Democracy and Dictatorship in a 32. Butts, M. School camp," Progressive Education, "Country Experiences for City School 16:418-22, December, 1939. Children," School Life, 21:237-8, May, 1936. -3-
44. Mitchell, E. D. 1942 "Interests of Education in Camping," Education Digest, 4:22-3, February,1939* 57. "Value of School Camps," Times Education Supplement, 1333:456, Novem- 45. Otto, H. J. ber 16, 1940. "Program for Children," Educational Method, 18:287-91, March, 1939. 58. Washton, N. S. "Principles of Camp Education," 46. "School Camps in the Making," School Activities, 11:374-5, Mav,1940. Times Education Supplement, 126r:320, August 5, 1939. 1941
47. Shankland, B. C. 59. Browne, W. L. "Camping Joins the Curriculum," Michigan "Defense Activities Make Problems for Education Journal, 17:176-9, October11939. Battle Creek School," American School Board Journal, 102:50, February, 747. 48. Sheppard, R. H. "School Camp Design," Times Education 60. Davis, C. W. Supplement, 1258:228, June 10, 1939. "Should Schools Operate Camps?" Journal of Health and Physical Educa- 1940 tion, 12:156-7, March, 1941
49. Cashen, A. 61, Harrington, O. E. "Camping asa Major Factor in Education," "Evolution of an Activity Program," Texas Outlook, 24:21-2, September: 1940. Nat4onts School, 27:54-5, March, 1941.
62. Masters, H. B. 50. "Debate on the Camp Schools: Apprec- "Community School Camp," Elementary iation and Criticism," Times Education School Journal, 41:736-47, June, 1941. Supplement, 1334: 462, November 23, 1940. 63. McCarty, E. M. 51. "From Day Boy to Boarder; Pioneer "Educating the Delicate Child in our Work in a Camp School," Times Education Public Schools," National Education Supplement, 13 34:462, November 23, 1940. Association Proceedings, 434:371M.
S2. Hibburd, E. 14 64. "Parents Day at a Camp School: "Camp School on a Farm," New Era, 21:130- Review of a Yearts Achievement," Times 1, May, 1940 Education Supplement, 1369:350, July 26, 1941 53. "Kellogg Foundation Experiment," American Library Association Bulletin, 1941 34:407-8, June, 1940. 65. "Scottish Camp School: A Keen 54. "Open Air Classes Are Criticized," Community," Times Education Supple- Education Digest, 5:24-5, February,1940. ment, 1377:4179, September 20, 1941.
55. Sharp, L. B. 66. Strohxnan, V. "Schools and Camping," progresssive "Camp as a School," Nationts School, Education, 17:236-41, April, 1940. 28:18-20, July, 1941.
56. "Six Months at a School Camp:" 67. Turner, M. Times Education Supplement, 1338:512, "State Camp Schools in England," December 21, 1940. New Era, 22:241-9, December, 1941. 68. Yarham, E. R. 80. Radcliffe, A. H. tritain's Camp Schools Project," School, "Camp, School, and Community," New Era, 29:700-4, April, 1941. 24:53-4, April, 1943.
1942 81. Sharp, L. B. "Outside the Classroom," Education 69. "Administration of Camp Schools: the Forum, 7:361-8, May, 1943. Manager's Point of View," Times Education Supplement, 1413:260, May 30, 1942. 1944
70, "Administration of Camp Schools," 82. "Los Angeles School Camps," Times Education Supplement, 1408:197, Education for Victory, 2:11, June 20, April 25, 19;2. i744.
71. Bassett, Jr. 83. Partridge, E. D. "Camping and Outing Classes," Journal of "Teacher Education Outdoors," Teacher's Health and Physical Education, 13:174-5, Education Journal, 5:151-4, Mai7E794. MarCETT9742. 84. "School Camps," Education for 72. "Camp Schools," Times Education Victory, 3:8, July 3,7744. kpplement, 1408:199, April 25, 19)12. 85. Sharp, L. B. 73. "Control of Camp Schools," Times "Schools Go Out Of Doors," School Education Supplement, 1410:219, May 9, Executive, 63:24-A, January774. 1942. 1945 1942 86. Clarke, A. E. 74. Fleming, M. "Five Years at a Camp School Character "Nature Activities in Nebraska's Camps," Through Creative Activity," Times Recreation, 36:349-50, September, 19142. Education Supplement, 1573:292, June W7975. 75. Hammond, M.S. "School Camping Education," New York 87. Cooper, H. State Education, 30:18-19+, October,1942. "Preparation of Teachers for Out-Of- Doors Education," School Executive, 76. Kilpatrick, W. H. 64:58-9, February,797: "Role of Camping in Education," Educa- tion Digest, 7:46-8, March, 1942. 88. Cummings, B, P. "Hey, Teach! What's That," Recreation, 1943 39:15-17, April, 1945.
77. "Extend Term and Add Camp," Nation's 89. Donaldson, G. W. Schools, 32:32, October, 1943. "Living and Learning Outdoors," Scholastic Executive, 64:65-6, Feb- 78. Grubb, G. ruary, 1945. "Camping is Education," Journal of Health and Physical Education, 1E7266-7, 90. Donaldson and Kubal. May, 1943. "Learning Child Lore in the Woods," Understanding the Child, 14:70-3, 79. Pittenger, A.O. June, 1945. "School Camps: A Needed Post-War Develop- ment," Curriculum Journal of Education 1945 Digest, 9:21- October, 1943. 91. McClusky, H. Y. "Out-of-Doors as Part of the Total Educational Program," School Executivel 64:63-5, February, 1945. 5 92. Porter A. 104. "What About Camp Schools?" "Outside, Kids!" Collier's, 115:18-19, Nations Schools, 38:49, August, 1946. June 23, 1945.
93. Sharp, L. B. 1947 "Out-of-Door Education--A Point of View," Scholastic Executive, 64:56-7, February, 105. Baer, J. S. 1945. "They Go to School Outdoors," Parents Magazine, 22:38-9+, November, 19 94. Vinal, W. G. "Curriculum for the Out-Of-Doors," Barnhart, B. School Executive, 64:60-2, February,1945. "Battle Creek's Program Provides Two Weeks Camping for Children in Grades 1946 4 to 6,3 School Management, 17:4, November, 19 7. 95. Fay, L. C. "School Camping an Experiment in Living," 107. Brown, E. Michigan Education Journal, 23:429-35, "Will Your Junior Highs Go to Camp?" April, 1946. International Journal. of Religious Education, 23:1 -17, April, 1947. 96. Nest, W. D. "Teachers Go Camping," Education leader- 108. "Camping and Outdoor Education," 4112, 3:278-81, March, 1946. "Scholastic Executive, 66:11-14, Jan- uary, 1947. 97. Rogers, V. M. "School Camping All Year Around," 109. "Camping and Outdoor Experiences Educational Leadership, 3:367-8, May,1946. in the School Program," U.S. Office of Education (Bulletin 1947 #4). 98. Sangren and West. "School Camping and Outdoor Education at 110. Cocking, W. D. W, Michigan College of Education, Kala- "How the Basic Issues in Camping and mazoo, Michigan," American Association of Outdoor Education Were Developed," Teacher Colleges, 25th Yearbook, 1946, The Bulletin of the National Association 48-55. of Secondary School Principals, 31:107- 108, May, 1947. 99, Sharp, L. B. "Basic Planninf for Camping and Outdoor 111. Conrad, L. H. Education," American School and University,"Teacher, Out-of-Doors," Bulletin of 1946. National Association of Secondary School Principals, 31:36-41, May,1947. 100. Smith, D. V. "School Camp Education, An Integrated 112. Cooper, H. "Teacher Education for Program," amizzala:s1122, 18:6-7, Out-of-Doors," Bulletin of the National June, 1946. Association of Secondary School Prin- cipals, 31:5-5=9, May, 197. 101, Smith, J. W. "Education Goes Camping," Journal of 113. Donaldson, G. W. Health and Physical Education, 17:590-2+, "Elementary-school Camping at St,Mary's," December, 1946. National Education Association Journal, 36:368-9, May, 1947. 102. Studebaker, J.W. "Camp as Part of the Regular School Year," 114. Elliott and Smith, Jr. School Management, 1607, Sept. 1946. "Michigan Program in Action," National Association of Secondary Schools 103. Warren, R. L. Tri=lci;alls Bulletin, 31:6"6:747-May, "Different School," American School Board 1947. Journal, 112:24+, February, 1946. 6
115. Exton, E. 127. Marren, R. L. "Word From Washington," American School "Year Round Outdoor School," American Board Journal, 115:48, July, 1947. School Board Journal, 115:15-17, August, 19 7. 116. Mackintosh, H. K. "Why Camping and Outdoor Experiences in 1948 the School Program?" Education Digest, 13:30-1, December, 1977-- 128. Carroll, J. S. "Platform for Camping Education," 117. Masters, H. B. California Journal of Secondary Educa- Policies and Procedures for Operating the tion, 23:106-110, February, 1948. Community School Camp," Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary School 129. Carroll, J. S. i,rthcs,31;7.7.327; May, 1947. "References on Camping Education," California Journal of Secondary Educa- 118. Palmer, E. N. tion, 23:111, February, 1948. "Farm Program for City Children," Nation's School, 39:20-1, April, 1947. 130. Clark, L. S. & Donaldson, G.W. "Camping is a Natura"School Executive, 119. Partridge, E. D. 67:43-44, June, 1948. "Camping's Next Step in American Educa- tion," Progressive Education, 25:230-1, 131. Gilbert, H. B. & Wrightstone, October, 1947. "Education's New Look, Camping," School Executive, 67:31-34, June,1948. 120. Pruitt, W. "Secondary School Camping at Parker," 132. Hocking, E. National Education Association Journal, "Children's Work and Play Experiences 36:370-1, May, 1947. in a School Camp," Childhood Education, 25:166-9, December, 1948. 121, Pumala, E. E. "Community School Camp," National Assoc- 133. Leggett, S. F. iation of Secondary Schools Principal's "Out of Doors Education," School Bulletin, 31:33-7, February, 1947. Executive, 67:45-6, August, 1948.
122. Reavis, W. C. 134. Seman, P. L. "54hool Camping Project," School Review, "Camping, an Educational Experience," 55:358-9, May, 1947. School Activities, 19:253-5, Apri1,1948.
123, Sharp, L. B. 135. Sharp, L. B. "Camping and Outdoor Education," National "Why Outdoor And Camping Education?" Association of Secondary School Princi- Jourhal of Educational Sociology, palY5 Bulletin, 31:32-8, April, 19 7. 21:313-18, January, 1948.
121t, Sharp, L. B. and Partridge, E.D. 136. Studebaker: J. W. "Camping and Outdoor Education," National "Camping in Education and Education in Association of Secondary Schools Prin- Camping," School Life, 30:3-3+, ay, gatlys Eullotin, 31:7-136, May, 1947. 1948.
125. Snyder, P. H. 137. Thompson, N. A. "School Camping and Characher," National "School Camp Nurse Counseling," Public Elementary Principal, 27:196-200, Septem- Health Nursing, 40:202-4, April, 19 ber, 1947. 19h9 126. Vinal, W. G. "Outdoors Environment Curriculum," 138. Cameron, W. C. Bulletin of the National Association of "Iron County Likes School Camping,"- Secondary School Principals, 31:75-82, RaUonn1 Elementary Principal, 28:16-19, May, 1947. Eabruary77549. 7
139. Carroll, J. S. 151. Willard, L. "Camping Education and. the Extended School "Year Round Public School Camping," Year," School Management, 18:12, April, National Education Association Journal, 1949. 3671-enze3713797,---
140. Champion, L. E. & Donaldson, G. H. 1950 "Camp Tyler: A School Community Project," School Executive, 69:28-30, December,1949. 152. Bristol, Esther. "Classes That Camp Out," National 141. Dewitt, R. T. Parent Teacher, 44: 22-24, May, 1950. "Camping Education--A Philosophy," National Elementary Principal, 28:3-5, 153. Brown, H. E.
February, 19 94. "Philosophy of Camping," Camping Mag- azine, 22:7-9, June, 1950. 142. Frisich, O. M. "Rural School Camping Program," National 154. Carroll, J. S. Elementary Principal, 28:34-5, February, "Camping Education Can Vitalize the TJ1797. Entire School Program," Nation's School, 45:28-31, June, 777-- 143. Hoffman, B. "School Camping Maans Real 'rife Meaning," 155. Fox, D. C. National Education Association Journal, "Outdoor Education Curriculum at the 38:0-3611 May, 1949. Elementary School Level," Journal of Educational Sociology, 23:M.73,77ay, 144. Pumala, E. E. 1950. "San Diego Organizes a School Camp," California Journal of ElementarEduca- 156. Gabrielson, M. A. tion, 1 :31-3, August, 19 9. "Leadership for Outdoor Education," Journal of Educational Sociology, 145. "Schools With Green Shutters: Character Training and Community Living," 157. Gilliland, J. W. Tunes Education Supplement, 1790:569, "Solving Administrative Problems in August 19, 1949. School Camp Programs," Journal of Educational Sociology, 23:516-21, May, 146. Smith, J. W. 1950 "Camping, and Outdoor Education," School Executive, 68:60-1, April, 19149. 158. Hoffmaster, P. J. "Conservation as an Objective in Out- 147. Smith, J. door Education," Journal of Educational "Overview of School Camping in Michigan," Sociology, 23:t16-21, May, 1950. Nat ional Elementary Principal, 28:6-10, February, 1949. 159. Holland, B., & Lewis, J. "Outdoor Education Curriculum at the 148. Spaulding, E. S. Secondary School Level," Journal of "Teske Them Cut of Doors," Childhood Educational Sociology, 23 9- Eautation, 25:264-6, February, 19 E9. 1950.
145, Spears, H. 160. Keel, J. "Operating Tan First Grade Classes "Lang. Boone Didn't Use a Classroom with Only Five Classrooms," American Either," Texas Outloak, 34:16-17, School Board Journal, 118:23-3;7February, February, 1950. 1949. 161. Marshall, and Robertson. 150. Symington, J. N. mWe Want to Decentralize and We Did," "National Camp Schools," Journal of Camping Magazine, 22:11-12, May, 1950. Education, London, 81:452-3, 502+, August 5, 1949. 8
162. Mason, G. R. 174. Smith, J. W. "Better Leaders for Better Nature "Community School Camping: A New Programs," Camping Magazine 22:22-3, Frontier in Education," School Activ- February, 1950 ities, 21:254-5, April,
153. Montgomery, H. 175. Smith, J. W. "Experiments in School Camping," Instruc- "Michigan Story of Camping and Outdoor tor, 59:25+, June, 1950. Education," Journal of Educational ------LaSociology, 273-7 553:17cM15;77367- 164. Morgan, A. K. "Palisades Interstate Park," Journal of 176. Smith, J. W. Educational Sociology, 23:555-60, May, wirlhy Camping is Important to Today's 1950. Children," Camping Magazine, 22:12, April, 1950. 165. Nash, J. B. "Camping and Outdoor Educa .l.on," Journal 177. Spears, H. of Educational. Sociology, 23:497-568, May, "Operating Ten First Gradd Classes 730. with only Five Classrooms," Calif- ornia Journal of Elementary Education, 166. Nash, J. B. 37874-97-777nruari71730. "Why a School Camping Program?" Jourhal of Education Sociology, 23:500-7, May, 1950.178. Thurber, W. A. "Science Teacher Looks at School 167. Olsen, H. D. Camping," Science Teacher, 17:233+, "I Go to Camp With My Class," California December, IWO. Teacher's Association Journal, 46:12, Yot"ember, 1950. 179, Weil, T. T. "School Camp: Outdoor Classroadt" 168. Pumala, E. E. The Journal' of Health, Physical Edu- 'Secondary School Camping," California 21:284-c-- Journal of Secondary Education, 25:281- 284, May, 1950. 180. lizdlson, S. K. 169. Rowe, H. L. "As Big as all Outdoors," Baltimore "Outdoor Work Areas for Elementary Bulletin of Education, 27:27.87711rie, Schools: A Survey," California Journal Mb. of Elementary Education 18:174-9, February, 1950. 1951
170. "School Camping Sessions Held," 181. "Adventure Approach to Education," Camping Magazine, 22:30, April, 1950. School and College Management, 21:4-7, September, 1951. 171. Selverstone, A, W. "Bibliography on Outdoor Education," 182. Baer, J. S. Journal of Educational Sociology, 23:560- "Californians Extend School Activities 8, May, 1950. Beyond Four Walls," School and College Management, 20:4-5, Febryary, 1951. 172. Sharp, L. S. "Recent Trends in School Camping," 183. Behrens, E. Camping Magazine, 22:6, January, 1950. "Classroom Without Walls," Minnesota Journal of Education, 31:22-3, ITV, 173. Silverstone, A. W. 1951. "Cooperative Aspects of School Camping," Journal of Educational Sociology, 23: 184. Donaldson, G. W. 548-54, May 1950. "Educational Leadership in School Camping," Camping Magazine, 23:20-1, May, 1951. 9
185. Ford, S. M., & Donaldson, G. W. 196. Smith, J. W. "Lessons of the Soil for Every Child," "Outdoor Resources for Learning" Scholastic Executive, 70:28-9, July, American Biology Teacher, 13:56-81 1951. March, 7031.
186. Herap, E. 197. Smith, J. W. "My Two Weeks at School Camp," Education- "Outdoor Learning," National Education al Leadership, 8:276 -82, February, 19 Association Journal, 40:262-3, April, 1951. 187. Mann, R. "Using Sanctuaries, School Forests, and 198. Thurston, L. M. School Grounds," American Biology "Michigan High Schools and Their Camp- Teacher, 13:65-9, March, 1951. ing Activities," High School Journal, 34:56-61; February, 1951. 188. Masters, H. B. "Values of School Camping: An Experiment 199. Weaver, R. L. and Knox, J. N. Taking Place Outside the Classroom," "Children and Teacher Outdoors," The Journal of Health Physical Education Educational Leadership, 8:215-19, an ecreation, 2:1 -1 January, 19 1. January, 1951.
189. Pike, K. V. 1952 "School Camping Has Came to Stay," Journal of Health, Physical Education 200. Brown, V. K. and Recreation, 22:234, June, 1951. "Place of Parks in Outdoor Education and Recreation," Recreation, 45:436-8, 190. Relleke, D. January, 1952. "School Camping," Journal of the Calif- ornia Teachers Association, 47:18, 201. Cocking, W. D. April, 1951. "Outdoor Education," School Executive, 71:7, July, 1952. 191. Roloff, L. L. "Courses in Outing and Mountaineering," 202. Eakins, L. M. American Association of Health, Physical "Let's go Campings" School Executive, Education, and Recreation Journal, 22: 71:52-54, June, 1952. 5491-4, December, 1951. 203. Hammerman, D. 192. Saunders, W. P. "Clear Lake Camp: A School in the Woods," "Camping: An Important Technique in Teachers College Journal, 24:40-1+, Resource - Use Education," Camp Magazine, December, 195'2. 23:12-13, June, 1951. 204. MacKechnie, G. K. 193. Seman, P. L. "Teacher Education in School Camping "Public School Camping: California Pilot and Outdoor Education," Education, Project in Outdoor Education," California 73:71-4, September, 1952. Journal of Secondary Education, 26:491-4y December, 1951. 205. Mortensen, M. "Training Leaders in Camping and Out- 194. Shook, M. door Education," American Association "Making Use of Things About Us," Montana of Health? Physical Education and Rec- Education, 27: 13, April, 1951. reation Journal, 23:14-15, June, 1952.
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207. Raab, G. E. & Shotts, J. K. 219. Freeberg, W. R. "Close-up of School Camping," Journal "Outdoor Education in Southern Illinois," Of Health physical Educatiahland11927 The Journal of Health, Physical Education, 1.eation, Oi2-2-230 May, and Recreation, 24:24-, April, 1935:----
208. Reed, J. G. 220 Friesner, G. M. "Utilizing Local. Opportunities for "Science and School Camping," School Outdoor Education," Education, 73:34-60 Science and Math, 53:1-3, January, 1953. September, 1952. 221. Harrison, P. E, 209. Seman, P. L. "Education Goes Outdoors," The Journal "Public School Camp California's of Health Ph sical Education and Pilot Project in Outdoor Education," Recreation, 2: 0-1, December, 19 3. School Activities, 23:225-7, March, 1952. 222. Hauwiller, M. V. 210. Sharp, L. B. "Camping in the School Program," "Place of Outdoor Education in the Instructor, 62:8-9, May, 1953. Education of Children," Education, 73:22-6, September, 1952 223. Jordan, M. "Adventures in School Camping, National 211. Sharp, L. B. Elementar Princi al, 32:20-1+, April, "What is Outdoor Education?" School 19 3. Executive., 71:19-22, August, 197:- 224. Life at Glenmore, New World for 212. Silliman, A. W. Ci'l Children," Times Ed. Sup., 1983:3840 "Try the Outdoor Approach," New York May 1, 1953. State Education, 39:4248, March, 1952. 225. "Problems in Outdoor Education," 213. Smith, J. W. National Association of Secondary School "Outdoor Schools," National El Prin, 3.3.et.93Principalls13u. 31:30-5, April, 1952. 226. Rehage, K. J. & Sincock, W. R. 214. Smith, J. W. "School Camps," Elementary School Journal. "Planning for Community School Camping," 54:128-31, November, 1953. Education, 73:50-8, September, 1952. 227. Sack, M. J. 215. Smith, J. W. "School Camping: A Potent Factor in "Status of School Camping," Cam in Guidance," Education, 73:501-3, April, Magazine, 24:28, January, 19 2. 1953.
216. Vinal, W. G. 228., Sedlak, L. A. "Roots of Camp Education Go Deep," "Experience in Outdoor Education," Education, 73:27-33, September, 1952. Baltimore Bulletin of Education, 21:14-15 November, 1953. 1953 229. Smith, J. W. 217. Brimm, R. P. "Outdoor Education: Fad or Fundamental," "Is Camping Another Fad in Education?" Camping Magazine, 25:10-12, December, Midland Schools, 67:18, May, 1953. 19 3.
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