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Improving Outdoors Literacy For Children At Turn Back Time

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Studies show that exposure to nature and play-based learning are critical to early childhood development. Turn Back Time Inc. (TBT) provides the opportunity of outdoors learning to children through various daily activities and experiential play in nature. While TBT possesses a rudimentary trail for outdoors literacy, the lack of long-term structural units stunts the efficacy of their outdoors literature process. The purpose of this study was to research, construct and analyze nature-based literacy stations to improve TBT’s outdoor learning facilities and to enhance the literature experience of TBT students.

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  • 79356
  • E-project-101822-210515
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  • 2022
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UN Sustainable Development Goals
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  • 2022-10-18
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  • E-project-101822-210515
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  • 2022-12-19

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