Research in Outdoor Education
Article Title
Using Experience Sampling Method to Understand the Environment for Reflective Learning
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Abstract
The purpose of this study was to identify the appropriate learning environment for reflective learning during a five-day wilderness adventure program by measuring participant's perception of "yutori", which was a similar concept to "leisure as a state of mind" using Experience Sampling Method (ESM). This study was conducted under the assumption that a learning environment where participants· perceive "yutori', is appropriate for spontaneous reflective learning, based on Nishino's studies that positive mood appears when perceiving "yutori" (Nishino & Chinen, 1998) and that perception of "yutori" relates to intrinsic motivation and freedom of choice for the behavior (Nishino, 1999).
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Okamura, Taito
(2004)
"Using Experience Sampling Method to Understand the Environment for Reflective Learning,"
Research in Outdoor Education: Vol. 7, Article 15.
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https://digitalcommons.cortland.edu/reseoutded/vol7/iss1/15