Registrations are invited for Exercise in Innovative Thinking: Activity Based Science Learning for Students in Classes 8-10 by Nehru Science Centre, Mumbai. The programme will be conducted on December 7, 2024.
Nehru Science Centre (NSC) is among the four National level Science Museums in NCSM, working as the Western Zone Headquarters with four science centres in Nagpur, Bhopal, Dharampur and Goa under its umbrella caters to the people in the Western part of India. As a part of its activities, the Centre organizes regular extensive science education programmes, activities and competitions for the benefit of the common people and students in particular.
Nehru Science Centre is visited by over 700,000 people every year who experience and enjoy the basic principles and marvels of science & technology. Situated on Dr. E. Moses Road, Mumbai – 400018, in between Worli Naka and Mahalaxmi Railway Station and spread over 14 acres of land, the Centre provides a natural and free environment for students to learn, familiarize and spend creative holidays and for professionals in the field of science education to have a glimpse of innovations in science education. Close to 1,20,000 school children alone participate in the activities of the Centre.
Nehru Science Centre incorporates innovative ways to communicate science to enthuse, entertain, initiate, excite and bring the developments of science & technology to the doorstep of common people for prosperity, awareness, and improving the quality of life. The centre attempts to enhance public understanding of science and spread scientific literacy.
Nehru Science Centre, in association with the Marathi Vidnyan Parishad, is thrilled to present the Exercise in Innovative Thinking programme. This activity-based science learning event is specially designed for students from Std. 8th to 10th.
Innovative thinking requires courage to explore new methods, techniques, and uncharted paths. It also demands the wisdom to operate within available resources. This form of thinking cannot be taught in a conventional way—it must be nurtured through hands-on learning.
To encourage this, they offer the ‘Exercise in Innovative Thinking.’ Here, students develop their own experimental procedures using provided apparatus to explore scientific concepts they have already studied. No spoon-feeding—just guidance from trained, enthusiastic volunteers.
Interaction with students in Marathi, Hindi, and English. Each batch accommodates 20 students.
For students of Std. VII, VIII, IX, X.
07.12.2024.
2.00 pm to 4.00 pm.
Interested participants can register themselves online via this link.
Manjula Yadav: 02231059024
