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From Jennifer on 05.06.10 @ 05:22 PM

I'm in the process of gathering funds for this very project at my school! Nicely done!

From taylor Mali on 11.28.09 @ 08:40 AM

From Kimmy Van Kooten on 07.22.09 @ 10:47 AM

My kind of place fer~sure!

From Jillian on 06.04.09 @ 09:49 AM

Gretchen Cole, a good friend of mine, directed me to your site and I am hooked. My children go to a Charter school here in Aspen, Aspen Community School, and I am constantly amazed by their ability to bring the children back to nature. Great to find you, http://isdisnormal.com

From one of the privileged on 06.04.09 @ 02:41 AM

i've just (as in, two days ago!) started a new job designing an entirely new program at a local university. i've been terrified for weeks. 'what if i don't get along with my colleagues? what if my superior won't allow the budget i need? why on earth do i have to wait for the computer i want? what if i let the school down? what if i can't deliver on what i promised in my interview (and, let's be honest, i promised a hell of a lot!).' and then, i watched your videos. thankyou. in all of what made me anxious i forgot something vital: i love to teach students. i love to be taught by my students. i love being part of that whole collaborative quest. it's a great, new adventure we're all about to take- *my* students and i, and i can't wait! (though, i know i'll still panic from time to time, so i'm bookmarking your site) thankyou mr. mali, for reminding me what it's really all about.

From Stephanie Stevens on 06.02.09 @ 10:25 PM

What a fantastic idea. It is so true that we all, students and teachers alike, have a hard time concentrating when the weather gets nice. The outdoor classroom is more than just a useful tool, it's an innovative idea.

From Graeme on 05.22.09 @ 03:04 PM

Taylor that's awesome. Teaching outside is a dream of mine too! I do agree there are distractions that high school students just can't resist but I think there's something to be said about harnessing those distractions and working them into your lesson plan. But hey a lectern works too. Kicking your troublemakers out of class becomes a tricky situation though...