And the montpelier bike path out alongside route 2 and over to the civic center on gallison hill road is really coming along; undaunted by neither rain nor sleet nor snow.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom we are on track to keep it going with the cross vermont trail winooski bridge project, which will pick up where the montpelier bike path ends and will continue to U-32 and on across east montpelier.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom we're waiting for nice summer weather, though, not going to lie.

We can report that, based on our observations while hiking around all of the nature trail interpretive stations, that there are numerous very large boulders in groton state forest, which seem to be somewhat out of context and so we judge that they probably rolled into there current positions from elsewhere, but that all this likely happened long ago as indicated by the amount of moss seen at present.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom

I have to admit, it was a fun year for trail projects in 2018, and 2019 is shaping up to be even more meaningful. Last summer, with our expanded americorps crew and many volunteers, we tackled significant trail improvements across the state ~ [and here I'm going to avoid the phrase "but we didn't finish" and use instead something like "and there's plenty more to go!"] ~ "and there's plenty more to go!"

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Regular donations from folks like yourself - all of us who use and value community trails - are the glue that holds together the whole enterprise.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom your donation of any size will be leveraged by, and allow us to make use of, larger funding grants that have matching requirements, supplying tools and materials to volunteer workers, helping students learning out on the trail in class projects, and much more.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom thanks again for your help and participation!

We have exciting news to share about progress on the cross vermont trail winooski bridge and the big project to "get the trail off of rte 2" - we are on track to be breaking ground in 2019.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom this is the largest project we will ever undertake and the keystone to our statewide route. This past year has seen many long sought milestones finally achieved - we have complete engineering plans, we have all the various legal agreements with landowners in their final forms, and we are working through the last of the permitting applications this winter.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom

Setting aside the sysipheans for another season, today switched over the cold brook path from summer non-motorized use to winter snowmobile trail maintenance.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom this path is a 'go around' generously allowed by town of marshfield and neighboring private landowners, to bypass a section of the old railbed that can't be used as a trail - east of nasmith brook rd.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom

The montpelier bike path construction from stonecutter's way out to gallison hill rd is well underway. The taylor st project gets all the press, with building demolitions and parking garage ponderings - but off in the woods, out past pioneer st, across the river from route 2 the long planned trail construction beside old railroad is emphatically and finally moving.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom

This construction will tie directly into the cross vermont trail "winooski bridge" project at the base of gallison hill rd, across from the civic center (ice rink).Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom we're hustling now to get our own project ready to start construction next summer, so that everything can be connected up together at the same time.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom stay tuned for updates later this winter, it's third and goal.

The big washout happened during the may 2011 storms when the railbed was washed out by a brook that had been throttled down into a small culvert.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom the fix was long delayed, but this past year CVTA secured a permanent easement allowing us to finally go ahead and make a new trail bypassing the problem spot - with a new, more sustainable trail using a bridge.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom we're also doing erosion control on the old railbed and reestablishing the riparian forest there. (this all is on map 5 of the cross vt trail route.)

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The whole thing is going to cost about $13,000. With the donations received so far, we are half way to that total. We're aiming to finish fundraising this winter and build the new trail next spring.Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom and yes, we know what you're thinking - "whose going to risk their luck crossing a $13K bridge" - and so, to you we offer to make a slightly nicer bridge for $14K (with your contribution . . . ).Examples of cognitive learning theory in the classroom