Wednesday, 30 July 2014

Interaction Based Project with Argentina


 
Project Title
: Treasure House of Culture and Tradition
  
Aim           
: To study & compare the  culture and Tradition of India with Argentina


Country
: Argentina

Coordinator
: Ms. Mariana Klokow, Teacher of English & Coordinator of International Projects


School
: "Escuela Secundaria No 2 Fray Luis Beltran", Argentina

No. of Students    
: 12 students of VIII  B

Duration
: Feb.' 14 – November 14

Benefits :   

It provides students :

  • An opportunity to learn, compare & contrast about the various treasures of India  with Argentina.
  • A sense of appreciation of geographical diversity.
  • A big platform to enrich their ACT approach.

Enthusiasm :
 a) Teacher’s Observation:
  • Students are showing interest in the preparation of  Personal  and also the special topic information

 b) Student’s Feedback: Students found it very interesting as they happened to know the Culture and
                                       Tradition of  Country  Argentina and also


Participants of India  in the "Treasure house of Culture and Tradition" project are:

Religious and Traditional Values
S.No.
Roll no.
Student's Name
Epals ID
Partner's Name
Epals ID
Subtopics
1
1
Siddhant Chaudhary
cp01br@epals.com
Melisa Amarilla
National Fairs
2
3
Raghav Gaba
María Miranda
National Festivals
3
16
Gaurav Bansal
Benjamín Pianezzi
Museums
4
7
Dhruv Gupta
Aldana Amarilla
Important Days
5
12
Jishnu Verma
Nancy del Valle
International Fairs
6
13
Parth Chhabra
Florencia Lopez
Harvest Festivals

Fairs, Museums and Festivals

1
6
Pragya Khurana
Joaquín León
Family structure
2
20
Bhavya Sehgal
Esteban Osuna
Weddings
3
23
Navya Jain
Florencia Cuello
Types of Religion
4
35
Smriti Jindal
Vanesa Romero
Beliefs and Superstions
5
36
Shalini Bansal
Milagros Meza
Music
6
37
Navya Arora
Ruth Pedraza
Dance

Currently the introductory letter has been shared and the same has been uploaded on the blog in the form of flip book, whose link has been given below.


http://www.flipsnack.com/766F6FFEFB5/personal-information.html

Wednesday, 25 June 2014

Project on Tourism(India & UK)

Project on Tourism  is under process with the Country UK

Name of the Partners

Janet Ruffhead (Curriculum Leader for Humanities), Bishop's Hatfield Girls' School, UK.
&

Collaborative Project team 

Rukmini Devi Public School, Delhi, India.

Session: 2014-15
Dated: July 6th, 2014




Two Projects of Tourism are in process:

One is the Tourism Project in which places of local attractions are to be plotted on the map and also investigating its attractions. The Flip book has been prepared which can be viewed by using the links given below.
Maps can be viewed by using the link:
http://www.flipsnack.com/766F6FFEFB5/fznsr0w2



Images can be viewed by using the link:
http://www.flipsnack.com/766F6FFEFB5/fzkloa2y

Second is a visit has to be made to the near by historical place and meeting people for getting the questionnaire filled for knowing their perspective for visiting such places.


Survey conducted for knowing the perspective of people for visiting Metro Museum can be viewed by using the link:
http://www.flipsnack.com/766F6FFEFB5/fzji4599


Survey conducted for knowing the perspective of people for visiting Gandhi Smriti can be viewed by using the link:
http://www.flipsnack.com/766F6FFEFB5/fztig8mm



Survey conducted for knowing the perspective of people for visiting Nehru Planetarium can be viewed by using the link:
http://www.flipsnack.com/766F6FFEFB5/fztp0nuu


Work which we received from  Bishop's Hatfield Girls' School, UK.
Survey conducted for knowing the perspective of people for visiting Hatfield House, UK can be viewed by using the link:

http://www.flipsnack.com/766F6FFEFB5/funf2i99




Sunday, 8 June 2014

Report of Human Genetics

The entire report of Human Genetics can be viewed by using the link given below:





https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B6Pex_3K5_ghQmE1aTljWWpTX2c&usp=sharing
 

Tuesday, 3 June 2014

Observations taken for Human genetics Survey Based Project

The students participating in Human Genetics - a Survey Based Project, are taking observations of various genetic traits.
This enabled them to undergo the observations of phenotypic characters prevailing in the school premises. It also enriched their learning experience through conducting the survey of different Genetic Traits:
Earlobes, White Forelock, Dimples,Thumb, Pinky, Mid Digit Hair & Red-Green Colour Blindness.  

All these genetic traits are  hereditary:
  • In an organism there is a pair of factors that controls the appearance of a given characteristic. (We call them genes.)  
  • The organism inherits these factors from its parents, one from each.  
  • Each is transmitted from generation to generation as a discrete, unchanging unit.  
  • If an organism has two unlike factors ( called as  alleles) for a characteristic, one may be expressed to the total exclusion of the other (dominant vs recessive).

The Data was collected analyzed and then compared with the participants all over the world.

Fifteen students from each section of class VIII were selected for the project. Each student took the observation of two students considering all the genetic traits in a performa provided to them. In all the observations of 120 students were taken for the session 2014-15.

White Forelock

Ear Lobes
Mid-Digit Hair


Dimples

Red-Green Colour Blindness

Thumb

Pinky