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Zoo schoolAmong our most important responsibilities, apart from caring after animals, is to provide the public, both groups and individuals, with knowledge about animal wild life. Zoo InstructionZoo school instructors have a wealth of knowledge and experience to share with students, conservationists and the public. |
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Zoo school Program |
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  KindergartenIn this group, zoo school instructors allow kindergarten teachers the freedom to guide their own pupils throughout the zoo grounds. |
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1 st - 3rd Years Children in this age group are particularly keen about their
environment and the animal world. Basic information and animal characteristics are provided:· species · habitat · diet · physical appearance  |
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4 st - 6rd Years As well as conservational knowledge, such as endangered species,
reasons for being endangered.Same as in previous group but with more details, such as: · species and sub-species · habitat · diet · food groups · animal food chain · physical appearance |
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University Level Secondary school group are teenagers capable of independent thought
and reasoning. Specific topics are as such designed to instill as much knowledge about animals to this group of students as
possible.Students in this group are young adults with specific interests in animal wild life. Specific species and topics (such as the impact of human population growth on wild life) are therefore raised and discussed in this group. |
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General Public Some of the general public may be familiar with animal wild life.
Those who are might be farmers sustaining livelihoods on farms in proximity to forests where wild animals inhabit. Correct
understanding and knowledge of how to co-exist with those animals is therefore essential for harmony and balance. |
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(c) 1996 - 2008
Web Sawadee PCL.
reproduction without permission prohibited. |
