Quadrants!

Mini-workshops in the residential wing energize our residential students and inspire them to think critically and creatively besides communicating more effectively. Our residential students of Grades IV-VII had a one-of-kind session on the 12^th of August, 2018 that invited them to explore different emotions and communication styles through a classic improvisational activity.

Four quadrants chalked out in the atrium was the center of the action. Students worked in pairs and groups to improvise scenes assigned to them, quickly changing their emotions and language as they stepped across each quadrant. The game-format of the activity, made them work in tandem with their partners and respond to the changing scenarios and dialogues with spontaneity and creativity. Besides being fun and challenging, the session helped students improve their verbal communication skills and confidence.