Bhaiya I love the concept of doing experiments but most of the good teachers are not open to this kind of learning. Also due to lack of time and other problems students are not able to ask questions during classes which are just out of syllabus which is the main killer of curiosity in my opinion. Even many questions in syllabus are not entertainind and teachers say it's our fault that we do not understand quickly. They idolise with their students who had achived under 100 rank and want that level of iq from everyone in a good batch.even if someone gets 99.5 ile for them even him was not so intelligent. This the the main problem in my opinion
Yes, I can understand bro. It's quite tough for the students to cope with so much pressure... Field Trips are designed to take some of that pressure off from student's minds and encourage a more curious and scientific mindset in students :)
