Unit 1 Outdoor Education VCE Review

What are the two basic motivations for outdoor experiences?

• Intrinsic

• Extrinsic

• Implicit

• Extroverted

What three aspects create Wilderness

• Big Remote Undulating

• Remote Desolate Uninviting

• Big Remote Untouched

Select all protected areas in Victoria

• World Heritage protected areas

• National Parks

• Skate Parks

• Wilderness Parks

• State Parks

Select types of outdoor environments in Victoria.

• Alps, Grasslands, Heath lands, Wet Forest and Rainforest

• Swamp, Bush, Scrub

• Mallee, Dry Forest and Woodlands, Inland waters and wetlands

• Creeks, Shrubby Gullies and Mountains

Considered the opposite of a Natural Environment

Places Modified by humans

High Density

• Enhanced and Developed Environments

• Urban and Improved Environments

• Urban and Built Environments

• Industrial and Urban Environments

A signgicant change in Weather patterns over an extended period of time.

• Global Warming

• The Greenhouse Effect

• Climate Change

• Ice Ages

Human, Nurture, The laws of, and Mother are concepts we would associate with

• The World

• Nature

• Wilderness

• The Matrix

Learning by doing

• Exponential Learning

• Experiential Learning

• Experimental Learning

• Intentional Learning

Codes of Conduct are

• designed to generate money

• a set of written and unwritten guidelines

• a waste of taxpayers money

"To get away from it all" or escape everyday life is an example of

• Socialisation

• Cognitive Reward

• Stimulus Avoidance

• Competence Mastery