Hello, fellow explorers of knowledge! I’m Ms. Preethi Vickram, the founder of Tapas Progressive School. Today, I’m thrilled to share with you an exciting journey into the world of physics, seen through the eyes of our curious young learners.

Before we dive into our learners’ experiences, let’s take a quick trip down memory lane—but no, not to those nostalgic moments with friends. Let’s talk about the traditional educational system many of us grew up with.

Remember those school days when we were often asked to memorize formulas and definitions without really understanding their application? Well, at Tapas, we’ve taken a different approach. Our learners aren’t just tasked with memorizing information; instead, we guide them to truly understand and apply their knowledge in ways that matter.

Would you believe me if I told you that your child is already engaging in physics activities through their everyday actions?

You might not even realize it, but your child has been applying the principles of forces in simple daily tasks. Pushing a door open, pulling a drawer closed—these actions aren’t just routine; they’re your child’s first practical lessons in physics.

It’s fascinating to see these principles come alive in a classroom setting.
We decided to turn these basic interactions into a full-blown, adrenaline-pumping game of throwball!

Recently, we dove into an exhilarating activity focused on a fundamental concept in physics—forces.

We named our activity “Forces and What it Can Do”

Our young scientists, equipped with balls and bursting with energy, learned firsthand about forces.

Every time they threw the ball, they shouted “push,” and every time they caught it, they exclaimed “pull.”

This wasn’t just a game; it was a dynamic lesson in physics, showing our learners how forces operate in real life.

What Our Learners Discovered:

1. Forces at Play: Each throw and catch was a practical demonstration of forces at work. The students saw that actions like pushing and pulling can directly influence the movement of objects.

2. Movement and Force: The game illustrated that movement is a result of forces acting on an object. When the learners threw the ball, the force of their throw set the ball in motion.

3. Stopping Power: The excitement peaked during the “monkey in the middle” game, where one student stood between two teams, trying to intercept the ball.

This part of the activity helped them understand that forces aren’t just about movement; they can also be used to stop moving objects.

Through this activity, our learners didn’t just hear about physics in theory; they felt and saw it in action.

This approach is at the heart of what we do at Tapas Progressive School. It’s about making learning real and tangible. It’s not about rote memorization of formulas but understanding how these formulas can be seen and felt in everyday life.

Do you remember how often we used concepts like ‘sine’ and ‘cosine’, the Pythagorean theorem, or even the intricacies of mitosis and meiosis outside the classroom? Probably not often, if at all.

Here, we ensure that the concepts learned are applicable, memorable, and useful beyond school.

Beyond the Classroom

This project-based learning strategy extends beyond the fundamentals of physics. At Tapas, every subject is taught with the intent to connect deeper with practical life. Whether it’s math, science, or literature, we aim to foster problem-solvers who think critically and apply their knowledge creatively.

See the Learning in Action!

Are you curious to see how our learners tackle these interesting projects and learn with joy?

Head over to our Facebook page to watch them in action. You’ll find videos and photos of our students engaging in these interactive lessons, making learning enjoyable and effective.

Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/tapaseducation

Here’s something special for the parents! 👇🏻

Tapas Talkies: Where Learning Meets Discussion

And there’s more! If you’re interested in learning from experts about child development and educational strategies, subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch ‘Tapas Talkies.’ Here, I host discussions with experts in child development, education, and parenting. These talks are designed to provide you with insights and strategies to enhance your child’s learning experience.

Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZmy1pUu3qn2cddfDm28Nlg/featured 

Exciting News: A Campus Designed by Learners!

I’m thrilled to share that in Bengaluru, we are opening a new campus—designed by learners from across India.

Imagine a learning environment crafted by the creativity and needs of its students. Intrigued? Want a sneak peek or a guided tour of what promises to be an inspiring educational setting? Reach out to us to discover a campus where every nook and cranny reflects the ideas and aspirations of its young designers.

To visit or learn more about our innovative approach and how it can benefit your child, don’t hesitate to contact us.

Contact us for a tour: +91 97316 01333.

Join us on this transformative educational journey at Tapas Progressive School, where we redefine learning every day. Together, let’s nurture the problem solvers of tomorrow!

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