15. people .…................................
Students should ask the right
question.
It must come from real world, and
solution to be verified with the real
world…
................................ Conrad Wolfram
18. people .…................................
Students must learn critical thinking at
institute and learn subjects at home
................................ Prof. Tan Chorh
21. .................................
objectives
Collaborative
& Peer to
peer learning
Exploration
Learn from
and
the real world
experiments
Our
Objectives
Focus on
critical take initiative
thinking
It’s ok to
make errors.
22. ........................
The environment
We considered canopies in
which the students can not only
feel the lush green environment
outside but also can be virtually
transported to a culturally and
geographically different world.
.................................................
The walls of the bubble are of glass which can be
interactive screens as well as climate responsive
shields.
Each bubble is a classroom in The concept of sitting and
which the students collaborate learning under trees as a group
with another world of students is inspired by age
old Indian vedic method of
teaching.
23. The students will sit together so that there is no hierarchy in the
arrangement and also a large amount of space is left wide
open so that 3d - virtual projections and the tasks to be performed
are given enough space.
.............................................................
The idea is to have a sustainable environment that is clearly the
future of architecture and at the same time not compromise on the
Technology - friendly education that we are trying to envision.
24. The students will sit together so that there is no hierarchy in the
arrangement and also a large amount of space is left wide
open so that 3d - virtual projections and the tasks to be performed
are given enough space.
.............................................................
The idea is to have a sustainable environment that is clearly the
future of architecture and at the same time not compromise on the
Technology - friendly education that we are trying to envision.
26. .................................
The scenario
Vedant
6th standard
.................................................................................
Bombay Bubbles School
discovery nat geo reptiles
experimenting gadgets playstation
Picnics magazines
34. .................................
The scenario
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
12:20 pm
He notes down that he has to bring an
object from home or outside so that he
can calculate the volume of it with the
other kids.
39. .................................
The scenario
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
14:00 pm
Time for playing!!
Vedant and the kids play, do art and
craft, sing, and learn so many other extra
curricular activities as they wish and they go
home after 2:00 in the afternoon.
75. .................................
The scenario
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
9:45 am
Volume of = ?
The students sit and solve the problem according to
whatever they had learnt the previous evening and come
up with easy solutions that is monitored by the teacher.
76. .................................
The scenario
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
9:45 am
The students sit and solve the problem according to
whatever they had learnt the previous evening and come
up with easy solutions that is monitored by the teacher.
83. .................................
The scenario
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
9:45 am
The students sit and solve the problem and also learn
something about the artefact and the people from the other
part of the world
84. .................................
The scenario
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
11:00 am
During Lunch break the Vedant and Vaidehi discuss on the
volumes of food each one is consuming and have fun…
85. .................................
The scenario
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
11:30 am
After lunch. Vendant writes a short summary on what all he
has learnt from the concept of volumes and his experience
with his bottle and the Cowboy rope and their form, etc.