Outdoor hands-on lessons help reduce what?
ANature deficit disorder
BSeasonal rain shortage
CSoil erosion in fields
DRising air travel
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Nature deficit disorder
1. EE policies fund hands-on outdoor learning.
2. These activities help address and mitigate 'nature deficit disorder'.
3. They also encourage healthier lifestyles; rain, erosion and travel are not the target.
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