1.1 Introduction to Wild Survival

Curriculum

6 Sections
10 Lessons
52 Weeks

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Introduction: The Call of the Wild
Objective: Introduce students to the primal connection between humans and nature.
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- 1.1
  The inherent bond between humanity and the environment.
- 1.2
  A brief look into early human life and its dependence on nature.
Human Evolution & The Necessity of Survival
Objective: Explore the evolutionary journey and understand how survival instincts were crucial.
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- 2.1
  A timeline of significant milestones in human evolution.
- 2.2
  The adaptive traits and survival skills developed at each phase.
The Spirit of Survival: More than Just Physical
Objective: Delve into the emotional and psychological aspects of survival.
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- 3.1
  The role of community and social bonds in early human survival.
- 3.2
  The psychological resilience developed due to survival challenges.
Connecting with Our Ancestral Roots
Objective: Understand how modern humans have distanced from their primitive instincts and the importance of reconnecting.
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- 4.1
  The shift from nature-dependent to technology-dependent societies.
- 4.2
  The spiritual and psychological benefits of reconnecting with our primitive survival instincts.
The Soul's Yearning for Nature
Objective: Explore the intrinsic human desire for nature and the wild.
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- 5.1
  Historical and cultural perspectives on humans’ relationship with nature.
- 5.2
  The therapeutic and spiritual significance of wilderness experiences.
Quiz:
Introduce students to the primal connection between humans and nature.
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- 7.12
  Quiz: Testing Knowledge and Comprehension
  20 Minutes12 Questions

The psychological resilience developed due to survival challenges.

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1.1 Introduction to Wild Survival

Curriculum

The psychological resilience developed due to survival challenges.

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