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special needs

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Preconceived
Empower
Welfare
Dynamic
Main points
Main points
1. Aim for OBS to cater to students with disabilities as well as seniors.  
2. Some special education schools also organise outdoor activities for students with conditions like autism or mild intellectual disability. 
3. A few examples of benefits of outdoor activities are that they increase confidence and help participants feel more accomplished. 
Article 5 - Outdoor education must be prioritised 
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1)didactic(intended to teach,particularly in having moral instruction as an ulterior motive)
2)preconceived(formed before having the evidence for its truth or usefulness)
3)whim(a sudden desire or change of mind,especially one that is unusual or unexplained)
Main points
Main points
1.Early brain development ; the brain is restricted to develop in a specific sequence
2.sequential growth: pay attention to foundation ; put a child's brain architecture in place in their ealy years
3.movement and learning; research shows strong correlations between physical motor development and cognitive development
Article 6 - Today's playgrounds get kids to take risks, fail and toughen up
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1. Conform
2. Ubiquitous
3. Rugged
4. Tenacious
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Main points

1.Expose the child to more situations that allow for problem-solving. 
2. Parents should not be overprotective and to not be concerned about the filth of the child during and after play.
3.  Playgrounds will be built to be more challenging for he child to encourage talent and skills development as well as to stimulate their adventurous mindset. e.g. sand pit - imagination; Jacob Ballas flying fox

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1. Conform
2. Ubiquitous
3. Rugged
4. Tenacious

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Ingrain- firmly fixed
Camaraderie- good-fellowship

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Equipping students with confidence and resilience ti overcome the challenges and uncertainties they are bound to face.

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Outdoor appreciation , helping them step out of their comfort zone.

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To cultivate broadened minds and cohesion in our society, required in Singapore's multiracial, multicultural community.

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Meaning
Allied : associated .joined by or relating to members of an alliance
Competent : having the necessary ability ,knowledge or skill to do something successfully
Cater : provide with what is needed or required.

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1. preconceived-(of an idea or opinion formed before having the evidence for its truth or usefulness.)

2. apprehensive- (anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen.)

3. deprive- (prevent a person or place from having or using something.)

4. inclusion- (the action or state of including or of being included within a group or structure.)

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3 Main Points:
- Having full time adventure educators
- Upgrading facilities e.g. for the disabled - wider walkways and ramps for wheelchair bound
- Special OBS programmes for special needs

Vocabulary
Preconceived
Empower
Welfare
Dynamic

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Feeling connected to nature is linked to their holistic and creative thinking
Outdoor education cannot just be limited to doing challenge courses even though they do strengthen children's resilience

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1. Aim for OBS to cater to students with disabilities as well as seniors.
2. Some special education schools also organise outdoor activities for students with conditions like autism or mild intellectual disability.
3. A few examples of benefits of outdoor activities are that they increase confidence and help participants feel more accomplished.

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Intuitive - using or based on what one feels to be true even without conscious reasoning; instinctive.

Addendum- an item of additional material added at the end of a book or other publication.

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Main points

1.Expose the child to more situations that allow for problem-solving.
2. Parents should not be overprotective and to not be concerned about the filth of the child during and after play.
3.  Playgrounds will be built to be more challenging for he child to encourage talent and skills development as well as to stimulate their adventurous mindset. e.g. sand pit - imagination; Jacob Ballas flying fox

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1)didactic(intended to teach,particularly in having moral instruction as an ulterior motive)
2)preconceived(formed before having the evidence for its truth or usefulness)
3)whim(a sudden desire or change of mind,especially one that is unusual or unexplained)

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1.Early brain development ; the brain is restricted to develop in a specific sequence
2.sequential growth: pay attention to foundation ; put a child's brain architecture in place in their ealy years
3.movement and learning; research shows strong correlations between physical motor development and cognitive development

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3 main points:
- Full-time outdoor adventure educators
- More camp programmes and facilities will be implemented in the future.
- Learning objectives (values) Outdoor appreciation , helping them step out of their comfort zone.

Vocabulary:
- allied
- competent
- cater

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It encourages individuals from different background to work together to overcome obstacles, and, in the process, helps them develop strong comaraderie and bonds.