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Volume 7, Number 1	1984: The Orwellian Year of Educational Politics and Reform.	Richard J. Kraft.		Spring, 1984	select
Volume 26, Number 1	30th Annual AEE Conference Keynote: Moving Active Learning Forward	Johan Hovelynck		July, 2003	select
Volume 21, Number 1	A Call for Race, Gender, and Class Sensitive Facilitation in Outdoor Experiential Education	Karen Warren.		May/June, 1998	select
Volume 4, Number 1	A Call to Action and Reflection	Richard J. Kraft.		Spring, 1981	select
Volume 12, Number 2	A College Level Experiential Learning Career Development Curriculum	Michael J. Marshall, W. Patrick Haun, Ronald G. Ramke.		Summer, 1989	select
Volume 27, Number 2	A Comparison of Internship Stage Models: Evidence from Intern Experiences	Joel F. Diambra, Kylie G. Cole-Zakrzewski, Josh Booher		November, 2004	select
Volume 7, Number 1	A Conversation with Theodore Sizer	Peggy Walker Stevens.		Spring, 1984	select
Volume 4, Number 1	A Critical Look: The Philosophical Foundations of Experiential Education	April Crosby.		Spring, 1981	select
Volume 17, Number 3	A Cultural Imperative for Wilderness Adventure Programs: A Native Hawaiian Example	Manu Aluli Meyer.		December, 1994	select
Volume 7, Number 1	A High School Principal Looks at the National Reports.	Arnold Langberg.		Spring, 1984	select
Volume 19, Number 1	A Leopold for the Nineties: The Ecological Age and Outdoor Recreation.	Steven Simpson, Kelly Cain.		May/June 1996	select
Volume 4, Number 1	A Look at the Life of an Outdoor Educator.	Alan J. Kesselheim.		Spring, 1981	select
Volume 3, Number 1	A Look Back: The History of the Cultural Journalism Movement.	Murray Durst.		Spring, 1980	select
Volume 4, Number 2	A Marriage Proposal: Competency Based Education and Experiential Learning.	Sherrod Reynolds.		Fall, 1981	select
Volume 17, Number 1	A Meta-Analysis of Outdoor Adventure Programming with Adolescents.	Dana Cason, H.L. ""Lee"" Gillis.		May, 1994	select
Volume 7, Number 1	A Nation at Risk: Another View.	Association for Experiential Education, Council for the Advancement of Experiential Learning, National Society for Internships and Experiential Education.		Spring, 1984	select
Volume 7, Number 1	A Nation at Risk: Is It Good for Students?	Diane Hedin.		Spring, 1984	select
Volume 25, Number 3	A Nation-wide Survey of Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare Programs for Adolescents with Problem Behaviors	Keith C. Russell		Winter, 2003	select
Volume 9, Number 1	A New Career in Experiential Education: The Ministry.	James Hazelwood.		Spring, 1986	select
Volume 16, Number 1	A New Model for Risk Taking.	Simon Priest.		May 1993	select
Volume 16, Number 1	A People-to-People Environmental Program in Russia: Experiential Service Learning in Novgorod, Russia.	Harry C. Silcox, Shawn Sweeny.		May 1993	select
Volume 8, Number 2	A Philosophical Basis for a Women's Outdoor Adventure Program.	Denise Mitten.		Summer, 1985	select
Volume 10, Number 2	A Planet for the Taking"" CBC Enterprises Videotape Series, Eight One-Hour Segments (Review)	Reviewed by Alan Warner		Summer, 1987	select
Volume 21, Number 1	A Portable Paradox? Laptop Computers and Outdoor Learning.	Marshall W. Carter.		May/June, 1998	select
Volume 16, Number 2	A Practice Learning: The Electric Maze.	Richard O. Kimball.		Summer/Winter 1993	select
Volume 24, Number 1	A Program Evaluation Primer	Simon Priest		Spring, 2001	select
Volume 18, Number 1	A Quantitative Analysis of Three Teaching Styles.	Kathy Doherty.		May, 1995	select
Volume 23, Number 1	A Reflective Adventure for Student Teachers	Teresa B. Carlson, Peter McKenna		June, 2000	select
Volume 10, Number 2	A Sampler of Qualitative Research in Organized Camping.	Mary Faeth Chenery.		Summer, 1987	select
Volume 23, Number 3	A Sense Sublime: Mapping the Journey, Engaging the Mess	Allison Stringer		Winter, 2000	select
Volume 6, Number 1	A Short Course in the Melting Pot.	Bill Cuff, Tim Churchard.		Spring, 1983	select
Volume 22, Number 3	A Simple Lesson in Experiencing Nature	Steven Simpson		December, 1999	select
Volume 27, Number 2	A Small Book About Large Group Games	Reviewed by Steven Simpson. Author: Karl Rohnke		November, 2004	select
Volume 11, Number 1	A Staff Development Model.	Joseph J. Stehno.		Spring, 1988	select
Volume 11, Number 1	A Student Directed Classroom: A Model for Teaching Experiential Education Theory	Karen Warren		Spring, 1988	select
Volume 10, Number 2	A Study of the Internship Experience	James Davis, Thomas Steen, Sharon Rubin		Summer, 1987	select
Volume 7, Number 1	A Summary of the Major Reports: A Nation at Risk	Richard Kraft		Spring, 1984	select
Volume 19, Number 2	A Theoretical Model for the Four-Stage Music Industry Internship Program.	Lyn Schenbeck.		August 1996	select
Volume 3, Number 2	A Turn Down the Harbor.	Peter G. Beidler		Fall, 1980	select
Volume 27, Number 2	A Typology of Approaches to Facilitator Education	Glyn Thomas		November, 2004	select
Volume 18, Number 3	A Workshop Sequence in Adventure Education for German Educators.	Rudiger Gilsdorf.		December 1995	select
Volume 26, Number 2	Access Nature	Reviewed by Amanda Deschene Authors: Bethe Gilbert Almeras, David Heath, Sharon Cooper (Ed.), Pat Wynne (Illus).		November, 2003	select
Volume 11, Number 2	Active Learning in an Adult Basic Math Class.	D. Malcolm Leith.		Summer, 1988	select
Volume 6, Number 3	Adapting Foxfire to Special Populations.	Bob Palmateer.		Winter, 1983	select
Volume 16, Number 2	Adding Organization Development to the EBTD Toolbox.	David C. Kolb.		Summer/Winter 1993	select
Volume 21, Number 3	Adjustment and Developmental Outcomes of Students Engaged in Service Learning.	Michelle R. Dunlap.		December, 1998	select
Volume 20, Number 1	Adolescent Rites of Passage: An Experiential Model.	Stephen F. Venable.		May, 1997	select
Volume 20, Number 3	Adolescent Sex-Role Stereotyping: Change Through Wilderness Courses	Laura J. Pate		December, 1997	select
Volume 22, Number 2	Adult Teacher-Education Candidates: Capitalizing on Prior Experiences.	David S. Martin, Judith L. Johnson.		Fall, 1999	select
Volume 6, Number 1	Adventure and Education.	Erik Leroy.		Spring, 1983	select
Volume 12, Number 1	Adventure Based Resource Index System	Reviewed by Joline Francoeur Author: Chuck Learned		Spring, 1989	select
Volume 29, Number 3	Adventure Camp Programs, Self-Concept, and Their Effects on Behavioral Problem Adolescents	Bruce A. Larson		March, 2007	select
Volume 14, Number 2	Adventure Carpentry: Bridging Out of the Mainstream.	Karne Kozolanka.		August, 1991	select
Volume 26, Number 2	Adventure Curriculum for Physical Education: Middle School	Reviewed by Billy O'Steen Author: Jane Panicucci		November, 2003	select
Volume 10, Number 2	Adventure Education and Qualitative Research.	Jim Rowley.		Summer, 1987	select
Volume 30, Number 2	Adventure Education: Theory and Application	Reviewed by Drew Brennan Editors: Prouty, D., Pannicucci, J., & Collinson, R.		November, 2007	select
Volume 23, Number 1	Adventure Experiences for Older Adults: Examining Current Practices	Deborah Sugerman		June, 2000	select
Volume 21, Number 1	Adventure in a Bun.	Chris Loynes.		May/June, 1998	select
Volume 17, Number 2	Adventure in the Classroom.	Paul Herdman.		August, 1994	select
Volume 20, Number 2	Adventure Programming and Spirituality: Integration Models, Methods, and Research.	Cay Anderson-Hanley		August/September, 1997	select
Volume 24, Number 2	Adventure Therapy - Critical Questions	Christian Itin.		Fall, 2001	select
Volume 18, Number 2	Adventure Therapy: Current Status and Future Directions.	Dene Berman		August 1995	select
Volume 28, Number 1	Adventure-Based Service Learning: University students' Self-Reflection Accounts of Service with Children	Reyes L. Quezada, Richard W. Christopherson		July, 2005	select
Volume 10, Number 3	Adversity and Opportunity.	Mitchell Sakofs.		Fall, 1987	select
Volume 15, Number 1	AEE Organizational Membership Preference For Program Accreditation.	Zalena Bassin, Michelle Breault, John Fleming, Suzy Foell, Judy Neufeld, Simon Priest.		May, 1992	select
Volume 9, Number 2	AEE's Report on the Insurance Issue - Part II.	Peggy Marlow.		Summer, 1986	select
Volume 9, Number 1	AEE's Report on the Insurance Issue.	Peggy Marlow.		Spring, 1986	select
Volume 14, Number 3	Aikido: Being Present in the Learning Experience.	Eric Oberg.		November, 1991	select
Volume 12, Number 3	Alone Among Many: Token Dynamics in Groups.	Mary McClintock.		Fall, 1989	select
Volume 8, Number 1	An ""Outsider's"" Perspective on American Summer Camps.	Ian Bradley		Spring, 1985	select
Volume 25, Number 2	An Evaluation of Adventure Education Components in a Residential Learning Community	Andrew J. Bobilya, Lynn D. Akey		Fall, 2002	select
Volume 20, Number 1	An Examination of ""Problem-Solving"" versus ""Solution-Focused"" Facilitation Styles in a Corporate Setting.	Simon Priest, Michael Gass.		May, 1997	select
Volume 25, Number 1	An Exploration of Differences and Perceptions of Difference Between Male and Female Challenge Course Instructors	Belinda Clemmensen		Spring, 2002	select
Volume 10, Number 2	An International Survey of Outdoor Leadership Preparation.	Simon Priest.		Summer, 1987	select
Volume 6, Number 2	An Introduction to Internship Education: New Roles for Faculty and Students.	Dennis Pataniczek, Carol Johansen.		Fall, 1983	select
Volume 14, Number 1	An Introduction to Research and Evaluation in Practice.	Richard Flor.		May, 1991	select
Volume 20, Number 1	An Investigation into Instructor Effectiveness.	Maurice L. Phipps, David B. Claxton.		May, 1997	select
Volume 7, Number 3	Anatomy of an Accident.	Michael Mobley.		Fall, 1984	select
Volume 10, Number 2	Anxiety and the Outward Bound Process.	Charles E. Drebing, Scott Cabot Willis, Brad Genet.		Summer, 1987	select
Volume 10, Number 3	Applying Group Development Theory to Adventure Education.	Pamela J. Kerr, Michael A. Gass.		Fall, 1987	select
Volume 12, Number 2	Appreciations	Paul Kempner		Summer, 1989	select
Volume 25, Number 1	Appropriate Benefits for Outdoor Programs Targeting Juvenile Male Offenders	Brett L. Bruyere		Spring, 2002	select
Volume 8, Number 1	Are Good Teachers Born or Made? A Canadian Attempt at Teacher Midwifery.	Bert Horwood.		Spring, 1985	select
Volume 13, Number 1	Are We Off Balance?	Scott Wurdinger		May, 1990	select
Volume 7, Number 2	Ascent: The Spiritual and Physical Quest of Willi Unsoeld	Reviewed by Jasper S. Hunt, Jr. Author: Laurence Leamer		Summer, 1984	select
Volume 14, Number 2	Assessing the Impact of an Outward Bound Program for Adjudicated Youth.	Mitch Sakofs.		August, 1991	select
Volume 23, Number 2	Assessment in Wilderness Orientation Programs: Efforts to Improve college Student Retention	Shayne Galloway		Fall, 2000	select
Volume 30, Number 2	Assessment of Service-Learning in the Deaf-Blind Community	Sherry Shaw and Carolyn S. Jolley		November, 2007	select
Volume 20, Number 3	Assisting Women in Developing a Sense of Competence in Outdoor Programs	T.A. Loeffler		December, 1997	select
Volume 3, Number 1	Babies and Bathwater: Two Experiential Heresies.	Theodore F. Wichmann.		Spring, 1980	select
Volume 20, Number 2	Basic Therapeutic Communication: Theoretical and Practical Information for Outdoor Adventure Professionals.	Lisa West-Smith.		August/September, 1997	select
Volume 3, Number 1	Becoming ""High-Risk"" Educators	Maryann Hedaa		Spring, 1980	select
Volume 10, Number 3	Bee Weekend.	Peter G. Beidler		Fall, 1987	select
Volume 21, Number 2	Behavioral and Emotional Crisis Management in Adventure Education.	Dene S. Berman, Jennifer Davis-Berman, Mark Gillen		September/October, 1998	select
Volume 9, Number 1	Belay Anchor	Jasper Hunt		Spring, 1986	select
Volume 26, Number 1	Beyond ""The Outward Bound Process"" Rethinking Student Learning	Marcia McKenzie		July, 2003	select
Volume 26, Number 1	Beyond Adventure	Reviewed by Timothy S. O'Connell Author: Colin Mortlock		July, 2003	select
Volume 26, Number 1	Beyond Book Learning: Cultivating the Pedagogy of Experience Through Field Trips	Lisa Marie Jakubowski		July, 2003	select
Volume 1, Number 2	Beyond Foxfire.	Eliot Wigginton.		Fall, 1978	select
Volume 25, Number 2	Beyond Learning by Doing: The Brain Compatible Approach	Jay W. Roberts		Fall, 2002	select