Exploring the Wonders of Interactive Learning In Science
10th November 2023
Communicative learning in science helps us understand complex concepts by exploring them through language and discussion. Many scientific phenomena, such as gravity, the atomic world, and biochemical processes, are abstract and difficult to visualise. By communicating about these concepts, we can gain a deeper understanding of the scientific challenges and the world around us.
Our students debate the multifaceted world of metal extraction, exploring its economic benefits, new technologies, and environmental impact. As one student pointed out, "Even the phones in our hands are a result of metal extraction, without which, most gadgets would cease to exist."
Our KS3 students explore the fascinating world of non-Newtonian fluids, defying expectations of states of matter through hands-on learning.
KS5 physicists experiment with projectile motion and gravity to maximise distance and height, empowering them to witness the laws of physics in action and bridge the gap between theory and practice.
We encourage students to explore the unseen, understand complexity, and debate thoughtfully. We empower them to measure gravity and discover universal forces. Through interactive experiences, we instill a lifelong love of scientific inquiry, ensuring academic journeys with enthusiasm, curiosity, and appreciation for the beauty of science.
Article By Mahek Pandit
