Science Fair Competitions are entrenched in most of our memories as a period of exciting interaction with peers, teachers, materials and equipment.
A discovery is unravelling of an experience which is personal. It is commonly defined as “finding out something for the first time, that was not known before by anyone”; although in the domain of learning science, it is more about “the first time that “I” find out something”.
What is Science? A simple and comprehensive definition is that it comprises a systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment.
If curiosity drives you, if life around science gives meaning to your existence, if science is the way to your life, then nothing and nobody should stop you from pursuing it only because you are different or don’t fit in a mold. That is what women teach us, to be limitless.
The one area of life on planet earth that touches us every living moment, is the environment we live in – the air we breathe, the land we live upon, the water we use, the flora, the fauna and everything that we understand to be “nature”.
What is Science? A simple and comprehensive definition is that it comprises a systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment
When you squeeze out the most value from the resources you have available is Frugal Engineering. A well engineered Jugaad can still be considered as Frugal Innovation.
Maybe you had an unbelievable knack for disassembling and reassembling technological devices. They're also examples of 21st century skills that employers today are looking for in their hires.
We used the 6th grade Xperimentor kit. At Samvidaa we believe the best way to learn Science is to involve students in activities that enable each of them to rediscover the science concepts
Realizing one's full potential, creating a fair and just society, and advancing global progress all depend on education.
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