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A wise man had once said – ‘ Play is the mind’s favourite way of learning.’
Our school organised a Science and Maths Exhibition today wherein the students of Classes VI to XII put forth intriguing models, activities and games that beautifully revealed the notion that Mathematics and Science are the languages with which God has written this universe. Not only were the exhibits profoundly educative, they were simply fun to observe and learn from. Enthusiastic students were bubbling with energy to reveal the nuances of a Smart City, Chandrayaan2 and many other such concepts to all who entered their domain. Multifarious models like that of an Automatic Water Cut Off System and Waste Management were captivating and raised one’s curiosity. It was wonderful to watch the youth work on ideas that could well be the saving grace for our human civilisation. Our young students exhibited models based on improved and practical machines that operate using solar energy as well as waste resource. It was mesmerizing to watch students using solar panels for running motor vehicles, operating sound systems as well as fire alarms.
The fun in science was revealed to all intriguing eyes in an enchanting corner created by our students, aptly christened - "Funtastic Chemistry in action". There they showcased various interesting experiments using easily available chemicals with the most magical results. The young Einsteins had playfully explained various profound concepts such as how electricity and sugars can alter plant growth, thereby helping in agriculture. Mathematical concepts like the Trigonometry, Probability, Complex Tetrahedron etc. were explained with the aid of the most fascinating models. Fun activities like the Height Calculation Booth made one see the math in games or one may say . . . the games in math.
Parents well as teachers were amazed to see how our students could easily explain to an inquisitive mind the math behind catching a sniper. Students explained to all how maths is used in forensic science and flight engineering. Maths is in fact even applied inoptimising a product cost (advertising). The concepts of sextant, vedic maths etc were brilliantly explained by our budding mathematicians. The students of our school who are working under the project Protsahan had also put up a stall to sell their handmade products whose proceeds are used for the benefit of the underprivileged. This endeavour provided the students with a platform to exhibit their innovations that are but dreams hiding in their consciousness thus proving that Math and Science are the blood of the future. |
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