How Social Awareness Programmes Benefit University Students
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The document discusses how social awareness programmes benefit university students. It outlines how to develop social awareness through observing others, practicing forgiveness, cultivating mindfulness, building networks, and volunteering. The benefits of social awareness programmes include creating a constructive classroom environment, increasing observational abilities, strengthening connections, encouraging positive behavior and an honest attitude. The document encourages joining REVA University to learn about and develop social awareness.
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