A Definition Interpretation is a way of meeting the world and it is a form of communication. It differs from other methods of learning in the fact that it takes place in the presence of the subject itself. Education usually occurs in a classroom where students learn about their subjects second-hand.
Information comes from the teacher, books, video and other media.
Outdoor education and recreation come closer to interpretation but are distinct in that the roles of teacher and program leader differ from the role of interpreter. A teacher or recreation leader carries the responsibility for providing answers. They most often show, tell, lecture, demonstrate or give direction because they have a fixed goal. An interpreter is more often a guide. There are as many kinds of interpreters as there are subjects for interpretation.