Learning Happens as a Rhythm | Create a natural and balanced rhythm in a child’s life through adequate rest, movement, communication, limited screen time | Dr. Rohan Monis

Posted on: June 20, 2026

St. Theresa’s School’ invites Dr. Rohan S. Monis for the Orientation Programme of Kindergarten Parents.

Mangaluru, June 20, 2026

St. Theresa’s School conducted an Orientation Programme for the parents of Kindergarten students on 20th June 2026 at 9:00 a.m. in the Msgr. Raymond Auditorium, marking the beginning of a fruitful partnership between the school and parents in nurturing the holistic development of young learners.

The programme commenced with a prayer service seeking God’s blessings, led by Mrs. Priya and Mrs. Jesney. Mrs. Lidwin extended a warm welcome to the gathering, while Mrs. Seema gracefully compered the programme. Addressing the parents, the Principal, Sr. Lourdes, familiarised them with the rules and regulations of the school and emphasised the importance of positive parenting and a value-based family culture. She urged parents to speak positively about the school in the presence of their children so that they develop a healthy attitude towards learning.

Highlighting the need to nurture values from an early age, she stressed the importance of raising children who are sensitive, disciplined, humble and respectful towards others. She also encouraged parents to help children accept correction with love and understanding and to work hand in hand with the school in shaping responsible and compassionate individuals.

Mrs. Roshni introduced the Chief Guest, Dr. Rohan S. Monis – Chief Administrative Officer of Kanachur Medical College & an advocate for CPR & Organ Donation.

In his insightful address, Dr. Monis spoke on various aspects of purposeful parenting, schooling, children’s emotional scaffolding and behaviour. He highlighted the vital role of parental love with right communication & emotional support and healthy family relationships in a child’s overall mind development.

Speaking on “Learning Happens as a Rhythm,” he stressed the importance of creating a natural and balanced rhythm in a child’s life through adequate rest, movement, communication, limited screen time, structured routines, creating boundaries and ensuring proper mental and physical nourishment.

Exploring the fact “Treat Your Child as a Little Adult,” he encouraged parents to communicate with children respectfully through clear explanations, meaningful choices, validation of their emotions and collaborative conflict resolution. Emphasising the need for emotional bonding & setting up boundaries.

He spoke on “The Power of the Kissing Embrace,” urging parents, especially fathers, to express affection openly and create a loving environment for their children; by breaking the no touch technique that most of them were brought up with. He wished the Fathers an ‘Happy Early Father’s Day’ too.

The vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs. Savitha.

An interactive session followed, during which parents actively participated and had their queries and concerns addressed by Sr. Lourdes and Mrs. Gladys.

The programme concluded with the National Anthem, heralding the successful beginning of a collaborative journey between the school and parents in fostering the all-round growth and development of every child.

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