PUMPA - SMART LEARNING
எங்கள் ஆசிரியர்களுடன் 1-ஆன்-1 ஆலோசனை நேரத்தைப் பெறுங்கள். டாப்பர் ஆவதற்கு நாங்கள் பயிற்சி அளிப்போம்
Book Free Demo There is something unique and special about the school. They have a set of five special days each term. The days are blind day, lame day, deaf day, dumb day, and injured day.
During the blind day, the students will cover their eyes completely. On that particular day, they would experience the life of a blind person. The eyes will be covered the previous night before the student goes to bed. The purpose is that the child should understand the problems of a blind person right from the beginning of the day.
During the lame day, the students will tie their legs up. They will have to walk using a crutch. This day was implemented to teach the students the difficulties faced by the people who cannot walk properly. On the other hand, during the injured day, the students will tie their arms up through an arm sling. Again, this day teaches the students the discomfort faced by the people who have lost their arms or those who are injured.
During the deaf day, the students are made to spend their day without being able to hear anything. Though this may seem easy, it can be quite challenging because you would have to live through a day without knowing what people are saying. During the dumb day, the students are expected to be mute. The challenge here is that they will have to remain quiet by exercising their will-power. Unlike the blind day, their mouths will not be covered. While it is possible to cover your eyes or ears during the blind day and deaf day, it is not possible to do that your mouths since we need them to eat food, drink water, and also to breath to an extent.
The other students who are on their normal days will have a duty to help special-day students. They are known as the helpers. Helpers are responsible for assisting the students in need. Through this unique method of education, the school teaches the students the importance of empathy and kindness.
During the blind day, the students will cover their eyes completely. On that particular day, they would experience the life of a blind person. The eyes will be covered the previous night before the student goes to bed. The purpose is that the child should understand the problems of a blind person right from the beginning of the day.
During the lame day, the students will tie their legs up. They will have to walk using a crutch. This day was implemented to teach the students the difficulties faced by the people who cannot walk properly. On the other hand, during the injured day, the students will tie their arms up through an arm sling. Again, this day teaches the students the discomfort faced by the people who have lost their arms or those who are injured.
During the deaf day, the students are made to spend their day without being able to hear anything. Though this may seem easy, it can be quite challenging because you would have to live through a day without knowing what people are saying. During the dumb day, the students are expected to be mute. The challenge here is that they will have to remain quiet by exercising their will-power. Unlike the blind day, their mouths will not be covered. While it is possible to cover your eyes or ears during the blind day and deaf day, it is not possible to do that your mouths since we need them to eat food, drink water, and also to breath to an extent.
The other students who are on their normal days will have a duty to help special-day students. They are known as the helpers. Helpers are responsible for assisting the students in need. Through this unique method of education, the school teaches the students the importance of empathy and kindness.
1. How many special days does the school have?
2. During the dumb day, the mouth of the students are covered.
3. The eyes of the "blind" students are covered .
4. Choose the option that is relevant to the picture.
Register for free to see more content