|
Earn up to ₹40 per post as scholarship. Unlimited earning potential per month. |
Students of standards 8, 9 and 10 who want to explore the world of science beyond textbooks can now get together for the classes at Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium every Sunday.
Not confined to any particular syllabus or examination , the course is aimed at giving a detailed view of scientific things happening around us. The course subject this year is ‘electricity and magnetism’ where students will be taught about electric charges, their usefulness, voltage, current, circuit, direct current and much more.
“I really liked today’s class. I got to learn new things”, “The extra knowledge that we are getting beyond our books is amazing. It is interesting” are few of the reactions of the students attending the classes.
A few parents think if they get their wards to join these classes, they’d crack IITs and other exams but the purpose of the classes is not to prepare participant students for any exam, as the contents are not related to any syllabus. Students learn through experimentation rather than just getting bookish knowledge. “The aim is passing on knowledge about the subject with fun and experimentation,” say the organizers of the classes.
These classes are being conducted every Sunday for students of 15-17 age group.