challenge by choice definition
challenge by choice means the participant chooses their own level of challenge within a supportive peer environment.
challenge by choice means that the climber determines how far they will go and when they will come down. We DO NOT force participants to complete the Tower; regardless of what teachers, parents, or other adult leaders may desire! (The exception to this is At-Risk / Adjudicated Youth programs where the choice may be left to the discretion of the Facilitator per program guidelines.) Forcing a camper to continue is grounds for dismissal.
challenge by choice means the participants are given the choice to determine their level of involvement (or challenge) in a given activity. Nobody is forced to do anything they don’t want to. Obviously, participants must still attend and contribute in a meaningful manner. This means, “The choice not to participate in a particular activity, or (more often) to assume a role that is more comfortable, is always respected”.
More Definitions of challenge by choice
challenge by choice. Each conferee chooses his or her own level of challenge, and has the right to say “no” to any activity, or to set goals more realistic for his or her ability level. In turn, each person takes responsibility for his or her own choices and the challenges he or she accepts.
challenge by choice means that individuals can choose their level of participation (mental or physical) in any activity. We emphasize the importance of staying involved as a group member, since it is often too easy to remove oneself during unfamiliar and challenging situations.