Mission Statement:
It is the mission of the CCCP to provide educational and networking opportunities in the field of adventure programming in the Connecticut region, and to promote and nurture the cooperation of the challenge course practitioners.
What is Experiential Programming?
Called by a few different names like adventure education, adventure programming, experiential programming, personal challenge, etc... The emphasis for learning is placed on experiencing the learning, actively reflecting upon and processing that new knowledge, and then applying that knowledge to new experiences.
Whether it’s….….a corporate group solving a “field maze”….an individual working their way through a high ropes course….or a school group problem solving the “Mohawk Walk Initiative”… the learning happens via the experience. Learning while doing. This approach increases the retention from the 10% retention of the spoken word to more like 75% retention from an interactive experience. Also, the synergy of the program often brings out new ground to be explored. Where a group or individual starts out in one place… the experience may take the group or individual to an unanticipated place.
2010 Membership Challenge
The CCCP Board has set a goal of 100 CCCP members for the 2010 year. Help us to reach this goal by talking to your co-workers, fellow therapists, camp directors, college students, corporate trainers, teachers, or anyone else that uses experiential education in their work. Also, remember memberships renewals are due in January. Watch this section as members renew and we head towards our goal.
GOAL = 100
Members for 2010 as of August 18, 201072!
Welcome to our newest member,
Michael Trevail!!!
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