Children should be guided in identifying and expressing emotions. Schools and parents should introduce strategies for managing anger and frustration, such as breathing exercises, taking breaks, or using words to express feelings, Shashi Kumar added.
Crash course for kids? Not a bad idea
Crash course for kids? Not a bad idea
Bangalore Mirror Bureau / Updated: Mar 13, 2021, 06:00 IST
Worried that children will lose a year or be promoted without learning anything,
parents look for
With the academic year coming to an end and
Covid cases rising, kindergarten classes are unlikely to open for the upcoming session. This means that children will miss another precious year, and so, many parents are knocking on the doors of schools to conduct crash courses online.
“My
son studies in LKG. We were waiting for Covid cases to come down for offline classes to resume. But the situation doesn’t look so good. Now, as we have not opted for any online class, we are worried about how my son will move to UKG next year. If he is made to study LKG in 2022, he would lose one year, which is unacceptable. However, on the other hand, if he is promoted to UKG, he would be moving to a