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In 336 BC, the Peripatetic (in Greek “walkway”) school consisted of students at the Lyceum in Athens, who learned while walking outdoors with their teacher, Aristotle, believing that meaningful learning would occur by the method of observation, comparison, perception, and reflection of the world, even more so while strolling in nature.

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Foot(notes): A Walking Diary of Learning

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    2025年

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  • Beatriz Moriano,
  • Neus Lagunas

摘要

In 336 BC, the Peripatetic (in Greek “walkway”) school consisted of students at the Lyceum in Athens, who learned while walking outdoors with their teacher, Aristotle, believing that meaningful learning would occur by the method of observation, comparison, perception, and reflection of the world, even more so while strolling in nature.