We have developed our social skills when “outdoor social relations” were part of our everyday life. What can parents do for their kids to develop her/his social skills when they are locked in their homes because of pandemic virus? Will setting up little group performances help coordinating with other people and closely experiencing "living in society"?
Prof Mohammad Reza Azadehfar
I think it sounds a lovely idea. I was wondering how it would be technically possible? Would the backing music, (for example, someone playing the accompaniment on a guitar or keyboard and singing the words) be videoed so that a child could watch and listen, and then be videoed as s/he sung along, maybe with a home-made drum? But I've no idea, apart from thinking that it would be a very positive result (a video collage made up of little squares or rectangles) of them contributing as individuals with the final recording of all the voices (with percussion?) combined together as a choir. It would require them to work along together. How exiting.
Then when the lockdown was over, they could do it 'live' and sing what they had practiced together?
If it was permitted (because of COVID-19 restrictions), a little concert for relatives might become possible?
I think I would have loved the idea when I was a kid.
A planned and well organized musical program will make a difference. Good time management in applying such a program like that is a major factor. best
agree with Abdulnaser Fakhrou that organizing musical program and time management make a difference.
Dear Mary C R Wilson
There are a number of platforms like jammr.net which provide facilities for those who want to play together from distance. It is beyond chanting kids with social media like WhatsApp. They have to coordinate with each other through performance. Such coordination means a lot in social skills.
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