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Helping children Cope with FEAR

Cope or Hope or maybe Scope
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Hello Rashmi Virendra

We realise that for most of us GIFT fears to our children.
In some ways instead of helping them to embrace, understand, and use their fears to their benefit, we make them fear their fears.
Inviting you to be open to fears.
Then perhaps we don't need to help children COPE with fears or HOPE my child has no fears rather we can widen the SCOPE of our growth and learning by USING fears.
Interested to discuss 👆🏼then JOIN us for today's webinar 👇🏼

Aarohi Webinars

We're excited to restart our popular series of webinars for parents, teachers, and educators.
Webinars will happen on 2nd & 4th Saturday of every month.
5pm-6:30pm IST.
This Saturday 23rd Sep 2023: Helping Children Cope with Fear 
Click on the image or above link to register
Children love learning. Many also love teaching what they've learned. Learning Carnival - Aarohi invitation to all children to TEACH to LEARN.
This responsibility empowers them. Wide range of skills get activated. Learning and learner both get a huge boost.
Inviting children (under 18 years old) doing HomeSchooling, UnSchooling, OpenLearning to CONDUCT A WORKSHOP on their chosen topic - for the world. Even schoolers who can manage our day time schedules are welcome.
Details see this link on click on above visual
Organised, supported and mentored by Aarohi Open Learning Community.

​Aarohi is an Open Learning Community for learners of all ages: Open to all kinds of interests, abilities, styles and content areas. Learning by doing what one wants, how one wants, and self reflection. Community to co-live, co-learn and co-support each other. Aarohi's Campus is in a village near Hosur in Tamil Nadu, 55km fm Bangalore. Map here   

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