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Prompt on you have a friend in your class who wants to learn swimming but he is scared of water.you want to help him in fulfulling his desire. Discuss with partner what problems can occur if he tries to learn swimming .how can he overcome this this fear of water.

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Answered by purplgurl
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if I were in that place then I would corner my friend and say "look, the worst things that can happen when in water are drowning or getting eaten by a fish which I think are highly unlikely because you will be going to lessons where the pools will have instructors to help you and there will be no fishes in the pool they use "
Answered by upenderjoshi28
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You can either use the following discussion or formulate your own discussion taking ideas from it:

Student A: Hey, do you know our friend, Samarth is facing trouble learning swimming.

 Student B: Well, there is nothing new in it! Swimming learning is quite challenging! I myself took quite a long time to learn it!

Student A: I have the same opinion; but we have to help him. Yesterday his mother called me and confided to me how scared he feels of water! She was really worried about him.

Student B: We must talk to him.  We need to tell him that swimming learning is hard for everyone. One really needs to set one’s fear aside and step into the pool and then practice determinedly. That’s the first secret. We will tell him the story of William Douglas, the famous American justice, whose swimming learning story has been the inspiration for many who fear swimming. We will tell him how he learnt little by little every day.

Student A: I think we also need to talk to his coach. We need to tell his coach to give him extra care; motivate him more; show a little more patience with him. We need to explain to him that swimming takes at least two to three months. Then becoming perfect in it depends upon practice. 

Student B: Hey I have another idea. Why don’t we accompany him to swimming classes? It will solve the problem. Our presence will encourage him. And you can also hone your swimming skills further! What do you say?

Student A: That’s a very bright idea. We can accompany him for a few days until he is comfortable with the basic swimming skills.

Student B: Let’s go to his house right now and clear all his doubts about his hydrophobia.



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