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Total Defence (Silver)
Total Defence (Silver)
By the end of the Total Defence Programme (Silver) for UGs, cadets should gain:
- A deeper appreciation of Total Defence and its relevance in today’s context.
- The ability to recognise simple yet concrete Total Defence actions that can help cadets and the people around them better prepare for crises.
- The ability to advocate for Total Defence by conducting GOTC lesson for their junior cadets, organising meaningful Total Defence-related Values in Action (VIA) projects or joining volunteer schemes that benefit the community.
- Emergency prepared skills that enable cadets to aid of members of the community in critical medical emergencies.
Modules & Requirements
There are two modules that cadets need to complete, as stated in the table below:
Teacher Officers can award cadets with the badges once they have completed these 2 modules.
Teacher officers can also refer to the facilitation guide for more information.
Link: TD Badge for UG (For Dissemination)
Resource Package for Facilitators: td-badge-silver-fg---total-defence-programme-for-uniformed-groups.pdf
Module | Content / Activity | Instructional Objectives |
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TD Awareness module | A. Submit N.E.mation! storyboard (90 mins) |
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TD Advocacy module | B1. Teach at least a pair of classmates how to play the GOTC card game (or equivalent) + Reflection Or (60 mins) |
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Teacher Officers can award cadets with the badges once they have completed these 2 modules.
Teacher officers can also refer to the facilitation guide for more information.
Link: TD Badge for UG (For Dissemination)
Resource Package for Facilitators: td-badge-silver-fg---total-defence-programme-for-uniformed-groups.pdf
Activity A. Submit N.E.mation! storyboard
Cadets are required to create and submit a storyboard for N.E.mation!, which would better put the cadets’ understanding of TD into action. Cadets will form groups of at least 2 pax, and will draft a storyboard on a topic on any of the six TD pillars. Should their storyboard be shortlisted for the competition, the cadets can decide whether they would like to continue to develop their ideas into an animated clip.
Resources for N.E.mation! storyboard
Additional Links for creating animated clips (for interested cadets):
(Optional) For cadets who would like to turn your storyboard into a video project, you can produce stop motion videos using your mobile phone, and a choice of medium such as paper, LEGO, modelling clay, etc.
Resources for N.E.mation! storyboard
1. Link: Online Storyboarding Workshop
2. Link: Educators' Facilitation Guide
3. Link: N.E.mation! videos (for inspiration 😊)
Additional Links for creating animated clips (for interested cadets):
(Optional) For cadets who would like to turn your storyboard into a video project, you can produce stop motion videos using your mobile phone, and a choice of medium such as paper, LEGO, modelling clay, etc.
4. Link: How To Create A Stop Motion Animation On A Budget (4 Easy Steps)
5. Link: Paper stop motion video (sample)
Activity B: Teach/Facilitate the “Guardians of the City” Total Defence Strategy Card Game
1. Teach / Facilitate at least a pair of schoolmates, friends, or family to play the GOTC card game. You can receive this card game from your teacher.
2. Following the facilitation of the GOTC card game, you should take about 10 minutes to complete the suggested reflection questions in the Reflection worksheet provided.
Reflection worksheet: Total Defence Silver - Reflections.docx
How to Play "Guardians of the City" - The Total Defence Strategy Card Game
Guardians of the City Debrief