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CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: How Aminah Abdul Latif teaches children to find themselves in nature
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Aminah Abdul Latif is the co-founder of the Hundred Paths forest school, which uses immersive experiences in Singapore's natural environment to help children discover invaluable lessons about their abilities and instincts. Aminah, who spent 13 years in the early childhood education sector, shares how her own love for nature began when she was a child, and how she realised that her ability to empathise deeply with others — especially children — has become her "superpower".
CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: How Aminah Abdul Latif teaches children to find themselves in nature
Aminah Abdul Latif is the co-founder of the Hundred Paths forest school, which uses immersive experiences in Singapore's natural environment to help children discover invaluable lessons about their abilities and instincts. Aminah, who spent 13 years in the early childhood education sector, shares how her own love for nature began when she was a child, and how she realised that her ability to empathise deeply with others — especially children — has become her "superpower".
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