At Dalamwala Public School, Jind, we firmly believe in the power of practical and experiential learning. We understand that when multiple learning methods are employed, such as hands-on activities, students are more likely to retain and internalize the information. This approach caters to the diverse intelligences of children, encouraging active participation and deeper engagement. By stimulating curiosity and involvement, hands-on learning allows students to absorb and apply knowledge effectively.

Central to our educational philosophy is the concept of sensorial learning. This method immerses children in a total learning experience, enriching their ability to think critically, make connections, and apply their knowledge in real-world contexts. Sensorial activities involve engaging students with materials and tasks that help develop their sensory perceptions, such as sight, touch, hearing, smell, taste, temperature sensitivity, weight, and spatial awareness. These activities are carefully designed to bring structure and meaning to the broad range of sensory impressions that children gather, enhancing their understanding of the world around them.

The goal of sensorial learning at Indus Public School is to refine these sensory perceptions, laying the foundation for the development of intelligence. Our sensorial materials are specifically crafted to fine-tune and sharpen these senses, promoting a deeper level of cognitive development. By using their sensory organs to gather information, children strengthen their cognitive abilities, which play a pivotal role in intellectual growth.

In addition to hands-on activities, we incorporate a variety of teaching methods such as child-friendly educational aids, assemblies, circle time, audio-visual tools, and E-learning through electronic interactive boards. Our school is equipped with Interactive Smart Classes, where students can engage with visual capsules and explore lessons in an interactive, dynamic way. This multifaceted approach helps nurture a holistic learning experience, ensuring that each child can learn in the most effective and engaging manner possible.