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life and living environment for every child is a requirement of growth.
between childhood (period of irresponsibility, irrationality and movements with
many variable errors) and youth (a period in which individual shall enter the
community and acquire many experiences and knowledge, in which the formed
personality hardly changes). Tourism is an item promoting and completing this
growth (Anderson, 1997). Since the developed countries perform the scientific
and practical plans for this age range for having the specialist, aware,
self-reliant youngsters but neither is there a system in Iran working in this
range and giving us the living information, education and skills, nor does they
have found out the value of this importance. They include the natural and wild
sections, eco-farm and enclosed workshop space, and may solve the current
problems of societies such as parents’ business, lack of good entertainment
facilities and high expenses of travel for families which cause many parents in
different reasons can’t provide suitable entertainment and amusement for their
children. The results show that because many adults acquire knowledge in
adulthood and they are not institutionalized in their origin, they will face
problem in practice; therefore, they fail to undertake management position of a
related system while childhood structure of a child will form correctly in
terms of the environment, travel, nature and the child identity by developing
the tourism and ecotourism schools so that they may progress in adulthood for
sustainable development as an individual or citizen. Therefore, it is necessary
for this age range to have a professional center. Even if we are willing to
manage schools with a scientific approach, better we guide our children to a
green and knowledgebase future and jobs as tourism and ecotourism schools are a
good field for this purpose.References
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September 1, 2015
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Year 2015
Volume: 3