Paragon Public School has organized a one-day exhibition based on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. The exhibition was conducted to apply students’ knowledge, skills, and expertise in a practical setting, according to Paragon Public School consultant Rabin Kafle.
He stated, We have organized the STEAM education exhibition to enhance students’ knowledge, skills, and expertise. In this exhibition, students from grades 1 to 10 learn to implement what they have learned in a practical manner.
According to him, the STEAM exhibition featured various projects, including robotics, pressure rockets, windmills, volcano models, coding, artificial intelligence, and food shaping, among others.
Additionally, grade 10 students demonstrated a water pressure rocket based on the third law of motion in science.
Paragon Public School‘s Managing Director, Sakir Uddin, highlighted that the exhibition provided students with the opportunity to showcase their learned skills through practical application.
Students are a reservoir of creativity. They develop based on how they are taught. Therefore, we have incorporated STEAM education to transform theoretical knowledge into practical learning. This approach has encouraged them to engage in creativity, research, innovation, and competition, he said.
Meanwhile, the government has introduced an AI policy to promote creativity, research, innovation, and competition among university students. As part of this initiative, there are plans to establish a National AI Center at the local and provincial levels to encourage creativity, research, and innovation.
