Sayonkia and Kuldeep, two master of elementary education students from TISS-Mumbai, each spend 2 weeks with us for their field attachment part of their program. Both of their backgrounds are in the social studies- history and geography, respectively. They stayed and documented projects, taught classes, shared their skills, and got a small taste of Adharshila life.
Sayonika taught ancient civilizations to the elder students, engaged the Krishna-Brahmputra groups in a local and family history project, and documented some of our history modules. She is also a talented artist, and took some drawing classes focused on developing perceptual and observational drawing skills.
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| Jewelery Artifacts |
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| The 'dancing girl' of Mohenjo Daro |
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Indus Valley Civilization
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Kuldeep engaged with the students over Project Map- which involved students learning about direction, space planning and measuring, map reading, and local, national, and global geography.
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Students observing and drawing a
brick-made floor plan map
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Using maps and atlases
to understand where we are |
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A student's rendition of their own house
with accurate measurements and direction. |
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