Student feedback – Kolkata

STUDENT FEEDBACK – KOLKATA WORKSHOPS

“Graphical representation of the reducing of ice caps or increase in temperature was really interesting… This workshop should be shown all over the world, if possible.”

— (Anonymous student, Patha Bhaban)

“It was very interesting. Sir was very friendly and so problem of not understanding did not occur. I would love to attend the next level workshops also, if possible”

— (Rupsa Sengupta, Patha Bhaban)

“The workshop was very interesting. So much better than ordinary school coaching.”

(Anonymous student, Patha Bhaban)

“It was a very good workshop that I have attended in my life, because the Sir was very friendly with us and he always makes us laugh and I would thank to them who have organized this workshop from the bottom of my heart.”

— (Md. Atif Azad, Chowringhee High School)

“The interaction and the manner it was taught to us. Sir, your teaching was awesome! We had a great time and fun and learned a lot of things. Hope v meet again!!”

— (Tazamul Sarfaraz, Chowringhee High School)

“It was fun and did not make go to sleep.”
(Anushka Mitra, Loreto Day School Sealdah)
“The … video which was showing methane burning / the flames coming out from the ice. The competition which we had between our groups. The workshop is already excellent what else we must tell to make the workshop better.”

— (Afreen Khatoon, Loreto Day School Sealdah)

“I learnt what I can do to prevent Earth from getting hotter. It was fun.”
— (Divij Agarwal, St. James’ School)

“A great way to increase your knowledge about climate change. A very good way to prepare the mind of children for the next level and I would like to attend it again.”

— (Kanishka Agrawal, St. James’ School)

“The workshop was awesome and it should come again in our school with some other topics.”

— (Sanjukta Chatterjee, St. Joseph & Mary School)

“Practical experiments can be tried. The whole school should attend the workshop so that they can also be aware of this. This workshop has influenced me a lot and I’ve decided to check some of my activities that affects (sic) the environment.”

— (Pratyesha Bhattacharya, Patha Bhaban)

“The workshop made me a lot more aware about my environment than before. The activities which were performed… were really exciting. We should provide a bit more time for the activities.”

— (Mayurakshi Mukherjee, Patha Bhaban)

“I learned that I can do something to help reduce climate change. [I] hope this workshop always be continued and the conversation was free and there was no restrictions.”

— (Priya Jaiswal, Chowringhee High School)

“Several quizes and prizes should be there in a workshop.”

— (Md. Sabir, Chowringhee High School)

“The ability to make us understand the topics. The interconnection of the subjects as shown. The workshop should be given a little more time to have more interaction and fun.”

— (Anonymous student, , Chowringhee High School)

“The [movie] clips were very well to make us understand about the global warming. The topic was really very interesting. By these things we can really work hard in our future to reduce global warming.”

— (Midhat Samar, Loreto Day School Sealdah)

“It was interesting especially the part where the methane gas catches fire. The uncle who conducted the quiz explained us very well. If there was a movie or more videos with better sound, it would be great”

— (Anonymous student, St. James’ School)

“The slides made were fantastic and very interesting.”

— (Anonymous student, St. James’ School)

“It taught us the red alerts to the nature. The maps.”

— (Anonymous student, St. Joseph & Mary School)