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Reflective Account And Practice
On Friday the 8th of April, I participated in windsurfing and paddleboarding on Lake Pupuke. I demonstrated Tolerance as my responsible behaviour.

This affected my physical safety because I didn't jump ahead of anyone or rush and I took my time so that I would be more safe and listened to the instructions despite that it was repeated many times. I also waited for those who weren't as confident and let them take their time and waited for them to be done so that everyone was safe and I knew that they would be safe. An example of this was waiting in line for windsurfing, this showed tolerance because I took my time and allowed those in front of me too take their time with the instructor and make sure they felt fully safe and knew what they were doing so that they were safe when they went out. I also didn't overtake those who were waiting in the line because everyone had a fair turn despite how long it was taking and followed to instructions even though they made us stand and wait for them.
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I also felt safe because I had listened to the instructions whenever they said them. An example of this was during windsurfing and even though the instructors repeated the same thing over and over, I knew what to do and I allowed them to instruct me whilst windsurfing even if I thought I knew it well. Another example of how tolerance affected my emotional safety was during paddle board whilst I was on the double paddle board and working with the other person and knowing that we were because we were tolerating and working with each other. This looked like waiting for her to be ready, communicating well with each other and making sure she knew how to paddle well and we were working in time with each other so that we could actually get

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