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Best Practices for Field Days
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Best Practice: Plan your setting
for effective education
The setting for your event can
provide many opportunities or challenges as you plan
activities. A well-chosen site can
provide a unique, inspiring experience for students.
Your event layout can influence interactions among participants.
Moreover, participants should
feel a sense of safety and belonging at the event before
they can learn effectively. They will also experience
novelty (reaction to the new environment)
at field day events. Therefore, it is important to find
a setting that supports your theme and inspires students.
Be
familiar with your setting and plan for anything that
may arise.
Access audience worksheets and
forms through the links at right.
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More about accessing worksheets,
forms and information
Worksheeets:
S-1: Creating your risk management
plan
S-2: Checklist for safety
S-3: Planning your presentation layout
Forms:
Event permission slip
Accident reporting form
Event Map
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