MODEL MAKING COMPETITION
Organized by the Science Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 25 February 2025
Time: 10:30 AM
Venue: College Campus
The Science Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe conducted a Model Making Competition on 25th February 2025 at 10:30 AM with the objective of promoting scientific creativity, hands-on learning, and collaborative problem-solving skills among students.
The programme began with a welcome address, followed by an introduction highlighting the importance of model making in understanding scientific concepts, fostering innovation, and encouraging experiential learning in science education.
1. Competition Overview
Participants were asked to design and present scientific models based on various themes such as:
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Environmental sustainability
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Energy conservation
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Human anatomy
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Simple machines and mechanisms
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Science in everyday life
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Technological innovations
Students used eco-friendly and recycled materials wherever possible, aligning with sustainable practices.
2. Presentation by Participants
Each team presented their model, explaining:
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The scientific principles involved
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Construction process
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Practical applications
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Relevance to real-life situations
The presentations allowed students to express creativity while demonstrating conceptual understanding.
3. Judging Criteria
Models were evaluated based on:
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Scientific accuracy
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Creativity and originality
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Practical relevance
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Use of materials
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Clarity of explanation
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Overall presentation
Judges appreciated the innovative ideas and clarity with which participants showcased their work.
4. Student Engagement and Learning
The competition provided students with an opportunity to:
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Apply classroom knowledge to practical contexts
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Enhance problem-solving and design skills
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Work collaboratively in teams
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Communicate scientific ideas effectively
The event created a vibrant learning atmosphere filled with curiosity and enthusiasm.
5. Announcement of Winners
After careful evaluation, the best-performing models were selected and appreciated. All participants received acknowledgment for their active involvement and creativity.
The programme concluded with a message from the coordinators emphasizing the importance of innovation, scientific thinking, and continuous exploration in education.
The Model Making Competition was a successful and enriching initiative, reflecting the Science Club’s dedication to fostering scientific temper, creativity, and hands-on learning among students.
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