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Call: +91 769700123
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Email: ipnacademy@ipnindia.in
Call: +91 769700123
Email: ipnacademy@ipnindia.in
Resource Person: Dr Ekaansh Sharma
Master trainer
The session helped me understand small mistakes that I do while communicating with children
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Session has helped to identify the particular anxiety in students. It will be helpful to work in it .
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The session was very inspiring interactive informative and useful.
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The session was very useful we have learned different exercises to overcome anxiety in children…
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The workshop on Anxiety in School Children: Identification and Intervention was informative and insightful. It helped me understand the common signs and causes of anxiety in children and how it can affect their learning, behaviour, and overall well-being. The practical strategies shared for identifying anxiety and supporting children in the classroom were especially useful. Overall, the workshop was very helpful for teachers and provided valuable guidance on creating a safe, supportive, and positive learning environment for children.
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Very valuable information about dealing with the children
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It was an information session. Got to learn a lot about anxiety in children & how can it be handled.
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Session was not so interactive, No questions were discussed or answered.
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Session was not so interactive, No questions were discussed or answered.
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Anxiety in School Children: A Review Anxiety is a common emotional problem among school children. Academic pressure, examinations, fear of failure, peer pressure, bullying, family problems, and high expectations can cause anxiety. Anxious children may show excessive worry, irritability, poor concentration, sleep problems, physical complaints, social withdrawal, or reluctance to attend school. Persistent anxiety can negatively affect academic performance, self-confidence, relationships, and overall development. Early identification is therefore important. Parents and teachers should provide a supportive, friendly, and non-judgmental environment. Encouraging communication, physical activity, relaxation, adequate sleep, and realistic expectations can help. Professional counselling should be considered when anxiety becomes severe or persistent.
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What does child feel ,we understood through this session.
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The workshop on “Digital Storycraft: Turning Lessons into Narrative” was engaging and informative. It provided creative strategies to transform regular lessons into interesting stories, making learning more interactive and meaningful. The practical examples and activities were useful and will help us make our classroom teaching more engaging.
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It's very helpful to find the verious ways to recognise anxiety in students and the way to overcome from this.
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In the present day scenario, understanding students moods and reaction is really difficult. The workshop really proved to be a strong helping hand
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The workshop on “Anxiety in School Children: Identification and Intervention” was informative and highly relevant to the school environment. It helped in understanding the common signs and possible causes of anxiety among children and highlighted the importance of early identification and appropriate support. The session provided useful strategies for creating a safe, empathetic and supportive classroom environment. The practical guidance will help teachers respond sensitively to students’ emotional needs and work collaboratively with parents and professionals when required.
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Engaging and informative. Thank you for all your efforts to keep us updated.
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