Junbi EF Camping : highlights

Hello, Father. Camp Junbi EF Camping X Uncle Chris Farmhouse is officially over. ❤️

Thank you to your children and parents for their adventures together. I hope you find a good time for your brain to practice in this camp.

The camp is designed to train children to live on their own, to make them learn and ready to deal with their future lives.

For that reason, it is very necessary for children to use the forebrain or EF, because the more often they use, the stronger the neural circuits.

So it's really important for kids to practice on their own, so Junbi has a project, a children's power library, an EF camping camp, a trail to challenge kids.

In this camp, you will learn two big issues.

1. Project based

-Food -Anesthetic -Catch Bugs -Set Fire -Hiking

All are project based. The child will try it. While doing the problem, he will try to adjust the plan until the work is done. The whole process is no different from the future working life, which is driven by the forebrain.

If the forebrain is not strong, he will leave work, irritated, discouraged with problems, and undone, which no younger brother has given up on every project in the camp.

And the key highlight is playing in the camp. Children periodically have free play as a play area in a way that Bangkok does not have.

The sublime doctor said that the younger children have a wide playing area to play.

Play for the forebrain, to evaluate yourself, to experiment with power, to learn mistakes and bounce back from disappointments from play.

Risky, risky, more EF, because you have to direct yourself very thoroughly.

The teacher saw all the children enjoy learning to play in the farmhouse area refreshingly, brightly, everyone. It was a really good time for the children.

Another highlight is the fire play, because fire can't play in Bangkok, and fire play is risky, but at the camp, I intend to give children a chance to play fire.

Fire play must learn to be responsible for fire and firewood. Also, throughout bonfire activities, children experiment all the time.

Add more firewood. Look at the wind direction and the smoke direction. Try splashing water. Try to regenerate the moth and the point. Try blowing air in.

Trying and seeing results change, the brain evaluates, changes plans, and reevaluates. It's flexible thinking, planning, and more importantly, it's fun.

2. Adaptation to the environment

Camp is a great learning field for children.

"Because he will learn to live on his own and adapt to a new environment."

The mattress, the bathroom, the comfort it once had when it was gone, the brain had to replan to find a way to cope.

What do you need to take a shower? Which one to wear first? How will old clothes be handled?

Changing circumstances force the brain to think to adapt. That kind of work calls flexible thinking, which when grown up, this skill helps him to see obstacles as just things to deal with.

It's not about death.

On the whole, I, as president of the camp, estimate that children have spent time successfully developing EF. Hopefully, you will have a lot of experience over the course of two days. And one day, the experience is a set of ideas for them to use in the future.

That's the final destination in Junbi's work.

However, there are still many details and mistakes regarding the administration of the camp, causing the camp to pass as smoothly as it should. I apologize to your parents for coming here.

Jun Bi is lucky to adopt the EF development principles from our Taekwondo curriculum to expand the learning space into a younger classroom activity for children, and there are parents who have always trusted and supported Jun Bi.

Thank you very much.

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