Mother's Pride Shiv Colony

Problem-solving and critical thinking are two of the most important skills, students learn in school. ... In this way, science is one of the most important subjects students study, because it gives them the critical thinking skills they need in every subject.

By 'practical work' we mean tasks in which students observe or manipulate real objects or materials or they witness a teacher demonstration. Practical work can: motivate pupils, by stimulating interest and enjoyment.

Science Teacher Mr. Kuldeep Sankhla described a practical activity as 'Any science teaching and learning activity which at some point involves the students, working individually or in small groups, in observing or manipulating objects to develop understanding'. Practical science activities have huge significance in the learning process. They engage students, helping them to develop important skills, understand the process of scientific investigation and develop a broad understanding of scientific concepts. Involvement of students is more in practical work. Practical assignments are often carried out in groups. Group work helps to inculcate social values and values like sharing, co-operation, team spirit, compassion etc. Practical work makes students independent and increases their confidence, so that the practical task is answering a question the student is already thinking about. In the context of teaching scientific knowledge, practical work is best seen as communication, and not as discovery.

World Soil Day was celebrated at Mother's Pride Convent School, Shiv Colony . On this occasion, The Teacher Mrs. Suman Sharma said that farming is our main occupation, which is related to soil. According to the UN's Food Agency, 95 percent of our food comes from soil. "According to the Food and Agriculture Organization, the theme of World Soil Day 2019 is" Stop Soil Erosion, Improve Our Future ". It is the result of mistakes made by us that today we need to celebrate this day. The purpose of celebrating this day is to soil the common people along with the farmers. The farmers have to be aware of the importance of this. In order to make the crop good, the farmers mix a variety of chemicals into the field and fertilize the fertilizer potential of the land. Students of classes VIII to X was taken for a field tour. Where The Teacher Mr. Kuldeep Sankhla informed the children about the different types of soil and said that it is important for life. Because it promotes plant growth and is a habitat for many pests and organisms. It is the source of four essential 'living' factors including food, clothing, shelter and medicine. Therefore, soil conservation is necessary. Mr. Ravi Verma, Mrs. Manta, Mr. Khil Kumar also made the children aware of the information related to various crops.