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More Than Activities - CLICK for MORE details
by Roger Greenaway
A handbook about active methods of tackling issues and achieving goals in work with young people. Especially but not exclusively about working with young people at risk.
Sorry - More Than Activities is out of print.
You will find extracts on this web site.
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Save The Children Fund (1990).
Playback: A Guide to Reviewing Activities - CLICK for MORE details
by Roger Greenaway
A handbook of reviewing methods - a youth work emphasis but increasingly being used in developmental work with people of all ages.
Sorry - Playback is out of print.
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The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme in association with Endeavour Scotland (1993).
Reviewing Adventures: Why and How? - CLICK for MORE details
by Roger Greenaway
'Pure adventure' vs. 'Processed adventure'. Reviewing for personal and social development. Linking Theory and Practice.
Sorry - 'Reviewing Adventures' is out of print.
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National Association for Outdoor Education (1996)
(now Association for Outdoor Learning)
Why Adventure? The Role and Value of Outdoor Adventure in Young People's Personal and Social Development - CLICK for MORE details
by Jon Barrett and
Roger Greenaway
A survey of process and outcome research. It includes implications for practice, evaluation, and (naturally) further research.
Sorry - 'Why Adventure?' is currently out of print.
But there is good news.
The Institute for Outdoor Learning is reprinting it.
Write to Melanie at institute@outdoor-learning.org
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The Foundation for Outdoor Adventure (1995)
Forthcoming Books by Roger Greenaway
TITLE DESCRIPTION DETAILS PUBLISHER
Growth
Through
Activities

Roger Greenaway
A [new] handbook that brings together practical ideas from a wide range of experience-based methods to learning and development. Details Russell House Publishing
Adventure Connexions
Roger Greenaway
A [new] practical guide to reviewing outdoor adventures. Methods are categorised for use 'indoors' or 'outdoors' or 'both'. "The guidebook for your other back pocket". Details Association for Outdoor Learning
"Reviewing to Win"
Roger Greenaway
An idea for a book about the applications of reviewing across many settings especially for high performance in sport, management and other careers. Please get in touch roger@reviewing.co.uk  
Research in Management Learning by Roger Greenaway
TITLE DESCRIPTION DETAILS PUBLISHER
Powerful Learning Experiences
in Management Learning and Development
A study of the experiences of managers attending residential development training courses at the Brathay Hall Trust. 'Development training' is defined as 'a form of experiential learning that is intensified by the use of challenging activities' Abstract
Findings
A manager's story
University of Lancaster, Centre for the Study of Management Learning (PhD Thesis: 1995)
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