Interactive Sessions - Have fun while you learn


For a student to cover a vast syllabus of the current academic session can be really cumbersome. It might start off well, but there is a common problem that can stealthily wreak havoc on the learning and memorising speed of the student. And that common problem is quick clarification of doubts. Now we know that students receive homeworks that are supposed to make them practice what they had learned in the class. But what if the lessons that they had learned aren’t clear? Or what if the student forgot some of the points in them? The situation immediately changes. The student struggles and boggles brain, but all in vain. Because he/she was not able to solve a specific problem. This makes the student annoyed and afraid of that particular topic which might otherwise be one of the easiest to grasp.
At SMES School Mahim, we cover an extra mile to make sure our kids not face
such problems. We believe in the interactive style of teaching and learning
and that’s what makes us one of Top CBSE Schools In Mumbai. Interactive style of learning is not just a way to make the kids learn quick, but taking out the root of the above mentioned problem, which is attention. Thus, we incorporate the interactive sessions to completely get their attention. Plus, some kids might be hesitant in asking doubts. Such sessions help them gain confidence as they learn to get involved. No doubt, SMES Mahim has been of the Fastest Growing CBSE Schools and stands out as a distinctive Co-Ed CBSE School. Here are some suggestions to introduce interactive learning:

Impromptu Quiz: When you declare a quiz out of nowhere, it is usually observed
that the students get excited and more alert than usual. There is a sudden surge\
in the competitive spirit inside the classroom. This basically draws the complete
attention of the classroom and many learn new things then and there.

Relay Race: This is a very interesting way and usually helps in the mathematics
related topics. Divide the class into two teams and ask the teams to solve a
lengthy problem step by step in which every team member is responsible for
one step. The fastest team wins. This keeps the learning effortless and productive.

Make the student the teacher: The students must be encouraged to go to the
stage and pick a topic of their choice and teach the classroom in their own
ways. This method is effective in more ways than one. Firstly the student prepares
thoroughly that gives him/her an extra grip on the topic. This encourages the
other students to do good and be competitive. Lastly, it helps the students
get over their stage fear which gives them confidence.

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