Knowing O.E
Comes directly from the environment without human influence
What is a Natural Environment
List 3 different Biomes
What is Alpine, Coastal, Inland Waterways, Grasslands, Heathlands, Forests, Marine, Arid
Fear, revulsion and curiosity are examples of this type of response to outdoor environments
What is a Negative response.
Environments providing essential resources for survival and economic activities is an example of this perception.
What is a resource
This 1995 film tells the story of a piglet who dreams of being a sheepdog.
What is Babe
A type of environment that humans have created, designed or modified.
What is a Built Environment
This biome is found in the Great Dividing Range, high elevation above tree lines, cold and is home to snow gums and pygmy possums.
What is Alpine
Name the 4 motivations for Outdoor Experiences
What are Competency/Mastery, Stimulus Avoidance, Socialisation, Cognitive Reward
Outdoor environments are vital for observation, testing, and research by scientists, students, and educators.
What is a study site
There are only 12 people that have "walked" here
What is the moon
A specific type of environment where large numbers of people live.
What is an Urban Environment
This type of biome includes rivers, lakes and wetlands.
What are inland waterways.
This motivation involves engaging with nature to escape stress or unpleasant situations
What is Stimulus Avoidance
This perception involves seeing outdoor environments as a challenge, something to overcome.
What is an adversary
This country is the most earthquake-prone in the world
What is Japan
It explains how people are connected to each other, to their Country, and to the wider world. These connections bring responsibilities to care for family, land, water, plants, and animals as if they are all part of one extended family.
What is Kinship
This type of biome is found predominantly in the Mallee area, has unpredictable rainfall and has biodiversity such as saltbush, kangaroos, geckos.
What is Arid
This motivation is driven by mental benefits from outdoor experiences, as well as building resilience and fulfilment
What is Cognitive Reward
This perception involves Indigenous Australians beliefs and cultural stories, a unity with nature and helps guide relationships through lands.
What is a spiritual connection
Famous boxer Cassius Clay changed his name to this.
Who is Mohammed Ali
This is family, culture, spirit, and identity.
What is Country
The features of this biome include low shrubby environments, 600-1100mm of rain a year and nutriend poor soils
What is heathlands.
Being the first to accomplish a significant challenge, or achieving milestones/goals or setting personal records are examples of this type of motivation.
Competence/Mastery
This perception inspires care and responsibility for the land, often linked with the idea of seeing the land as a mother.
What is custodianship.
This country is the 6th largest in the world
What is Australia