Tura, Aug 5: Students in Tura got a rare opportunity to view the Chandrayaan Mission of ISRO through the 3D glasses on Monday.
The Nivedita Girls’ Upper Primary and Secondary School situated near DC Park in Tura organised a 3D show for the student. More than 130 students and around 10 teachers attended this show. Out of which, 80 students were from Nivedita school and rest were from other schools.
A total of 55 students and teachers from other schools attended this show, namely Denovo School, Bengali Boys LP school, Bengali Girl LP School, Dobasipara LP school and Sunbeam School.
The video on Chandrayaan Mission was approximately of 30 mins with other filler videos to entertain students.
The students and teachers wore the 3D glasses and watched 3D two videos at the School Hall.
Speaking to Hub News, one of the students said, “I have heard about the 3D movies but never got the opportunity to see. Today I am happy to get the chance to not only watch the 3D movie but also wear the 3D glasses. Watching the dinosaurs in 3D was fun.”
Tura’s Sunbeam School teacher, Pankaj Damai, told Hub News, “I am very happy that our school students have been invited and saw the 3D movie about Chandrayaan. It can be a new way of teaching students about subjects. I have told my students that after watching the video I will ask questions.”
Principal of Nivedita Senior Secondary School, Pallavi Saha, said, “The program today was a successful one as students could understand and differentiate between a simple movie and a 3D movie. The program was entirely free of cost for the students and the school has borne the charges for conducting this show.”
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