Acceptance｜Accepting Self and Others

Name: 承接｜承接自己與他人
SKU: 202502-1
Price: 10000 TWD
Availability: OutOfStock

NT$10,000

Age Group: 7 years old (Grade 1)
Maximum Participants: 12 children
Duration: 1.5 hours per session, 40 sessions total (twice weekly over 5 months)
Requirements: Personal gear

Course Overview

The Acceptance stage is about learning to pause—to let the heart and the water surface become calm together, to listen inwardly, and to see the environment and others with clarity. When the water settles, reflections become clear; when the heart steadies, children begin to see themselves and others. At this stage, children learn to pause, observe, and adjust amid change and stimulation, while practicing how to acknowledge their feelings and accept differences.

Rooted in the theme “Recognizing Self and Others,” the course integrates foundational water-safety training, guiding children in a visible and controlled environment to master the “breathe–float–move–land” safety sequence while cultivating composure and attention in social interaction.

This learning goes beyond physical skill—it is an emotional and relational discipline. Children learn not to be provoked by difficulty, to respect boundaries in interaction, and to understand that stillness is not retreat, but the clarity to move forward with awareness.

Core Learning Goals

Water Safety and Self-Rescue:
Master the “breathe–float–move–land” safety sequence and establish the first self-rescue responses.
Calm Observation:
Learn to pause, observe, and regulate reactions in unexpected situations.
Emotional and Social Awareness:
Recognize one’s own emotions and perceive others’ needs with empathy and respect.
Spatial Orientation and Trust:
Build confidence and directional awareness in aquatic environments.
Inner Stability and Awareness:
Understand stillness as a source of strength and clarity for balanced growth.

Instructor Profile

Each stage-based course within the Water-Based Life Education System is originally designed and personally taught by Chen-Yin Chen, founder of Original Habitat™.
An independent social-work scholar and human-rights practitioner, she holds a Class B Swimming Coach License and an Open-Water Lifeguard Certification issued in the Republic of China (Taiwan).
By integrating social-work methodology with professional water-safety training, she ensures educational quality and safety within real-water environments.

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Item Number: 202502-1 Category: Instructor｜Water-Based Life Education System

Collaboration Guidelines

Applicable to both domestic (Taiwan) and international contexts.

Instructor fees are calculated hourly and include course design, instruction, and on-site facilitation.
The inviting organization is responsible for venue, equipment, registration, insurance, and safety support (administrative coordination / lifeguard).
For locations outside Taipei City, transportation and accommodation should be provided or reimbursed based on actual costs.

Concept and International Alignment

This program integrates human rights education, emotional health, and risk prevention into primary-level aquatic learning, forming a practical model that unites safety, empathy, and self-regulation. It enhances not only water safety and response capacity but also guides children in emotional regulation, social interaction, and identity development.

Anchored in Original Habitat™, the course takes natural habitats as learning environments, cultivating self-awareness, self-rescue, self-protection, and self-discipline through immersive experience, while bringing human rights education into practice in everyday life. Its framework aligns with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the WHO LIVE LIFE and INSPIRE strategies—creating a cross-cultural pathway for 21st-century children’s rights and drowning-prevention education.

Option Details

Language of Instruction	Mandarin (native) or English
Instructor Fee (Net Amount Received)	Taiwan: NT$10,000 per 1.5-hour session (40 sessions in total; total facilitator fee: NT$400,000); North America / Northern Europe: USD $1,000 per 1.5-hour session (40 sessions in total; total facilitator fee: USD $40,000)