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Collaborative Learning Community Case Study: Take It Outside
ADM-614 ASSIGNMENT 2 – TAKE IT OUTSIDE

Take It Outside

Heather J Kohout, Myles McCarthy,
Jessica Sobarzo, Carolyn Brown, & Victoria Johnson

Grand Canyon University: ADM-614

Professor Stanley Lewis

February 8, 2012

Take It Outside Our collaborative learning community case proposal is to review the United States Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management’s program called Take It Outside. The United States Department of Interior’s website indicates that the purpose of this program is to:
Promote and support outdoor activities and experiences of children on the public lands. The program strives to improve the health of our nation 's children, families, and communities, while at the same time

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