Japan Sports Agency Commissioned Project: International Promotion of Paralympics Teaching Material I’mPOSSIBLE

Japan Sports Agency Commissioned Project: International Promotion of Paralympics Teaching Material I’mPOSSIBLE1
Japan Sports Agency Commissioned Project: International Promotion of Paralympics Teaching Material I’mPOSSIBLE2
Japan Sports Agency Commissioned Project: International Promotion of Paralympics Teaching Material I’mPOSSIBLE3
Japan Sports Agency Commissioned Project: International Promotion of Paralympics Teaching Material I’mPOSSIBLE4
Japan Sports Agency Commissioned Project: International Promotion of Paralympics Teaching Material I’mPOSSIBLE5

In this project, a workshop on understanding and using the I’mPOSSIBLE teaching material was held for teachers of kindergartens, primary, secondary and high schools in Singapore. Six teachers who participated in a similar workshop held in November served as facilitators to lead this workshop. We also visited two kindergartens using this teaching material in actual educational settings and found out that teachers there had a deeper understanding of the Paralympic Movement and that children were learning about inclusiveness through the lessons.

In order to promote the Paralympic Movement, we implemented a programme to promote I’mPOSSIBLE, teaching material certified by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), in Singapore in collaboration with the Agitos Foundation, which is a developing arm of the IPC, the Japanese Paralympic Committee and the Nippon Foundation Paralympic Support Centre. This project was the second of its kind held in Singapore, following the first one in November.

Time Period
11th to 15th Mar., 2019
Region
SINGAPORE
Sport/Programme Category
Para-sports
Implementer
Japan Sport Council
Recipient Organisation
Singapore Disability Sports Council / Singapore - National Paralympic Committee
Co-Implementer
Japanese Paralympic Committee,
The Nippon Foundation Paralympic Support Center,
Agitos Foundatio
Number of Individual Beneficiaries
8,133 people 名(WS Teachers76, Indirect beneficiaries8,057)
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