Publish at February 28 2023 Updated February 28 2023
A large part of children's time is spent using screens. Whether at home or at school, digital technology is almost constant and requires a lot of immobility. Thus, some schools and teachers decide to adopt an outdoor teaching method where a large part of the lessons take place outdoors. This is a way to get back in touch with nature and reduce passive time.
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