Date of Award
2019
Abstract
Throughout the past seven years I have been inspired and transformed by my relationship with Maplehill School and Community Farm. This research project seeks to explore a community’s connection with land through the lens of serving youth with social, emotional, cognitive, and developmental disabilities and traumas. This project explores my personal learning journey in relationship to power, privilege, and identity. What are the diverse experiences, stories, and impacts resulting from land-based educational programming at Maplehill School? How do I understand my personal learning journey in relation to power, privilege, and identity? The following research explores interwoven stories from youth at Maplehill School as well as the land it is situated on, and myself.
Program Director
Matthew Kolan, Ph.D.
Your non-Rubenstein School Graduate Faculty Committee Member
Heather Laine Talley, Ph.D.
Document Type
Project
Recommended Citation
Stein, Vivian Puah, "MASTER'S PROJECT: DIVERSE EXPERIENCES, STORIES, AND IMPACTS OF LAND-BASED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING AT MAPLEHILL SCHOOL AND MY PERSONAL LEARNING JOURNEY IN RELATION TO POWER, PRIVILEGE, AND IDENTITY." (2019). Rubenstein School Leadership for Sustainability Project Publications. 19.
https://scholarworks.uvm.edu/rslspp/19