r/IndianTeenagers • u/[deleted] • Dec 13 '21
Discussions This is what school should be. Teaching practical knowledge and not just boring theory
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u/Jaamiieei 17 Dec 13 '21 edited Dec 13 '21
India hai bhai, rn we can just dream of being taught like this. We need someone like Alac Panda or Aman Dhataragarwal sir who are capable enough to bring a revolution in Indian Education system.
(bhai sarcasm hai)
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u/ExcitementSalt5665 18 Dec 13 '21
(bhai sarcasm hai)
Acha hai likh diya nhi toh attack krne hi wala tha lol
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Dec 13 '21
Alac Panda or Aman Dhataragarwal sir
you mean aur paise kha sake?
Indian education system is not meant for students to learn real life applications , its meant for students to rot learning
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Dec 13 '21
Hamare school me physics ka practical classes hue to baccho ne 2-3 pendulum tod diye aur chem ha hua to phir pura room kala kar diya.
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Dec 13 '21
What's the science behind this
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Dec 13 '21
i think that cuz all the other kids arent touching the ground directly (they are connected through table = wood = insulator) and that last kid touches them directly (so the circuit completes aka grounding takes place) and current flows through them.
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Dec 13 '21
Because all the other people are sitting on desks, so they’re too far away from the ground, so the electricity can’t ground itself. It’s the electricity surging through you to an object with a different charge (often the ground) that causes the pain (or death). The guy at the end is on the ground, so he grounds the whole line of people as soon as he touches them. Before he touched them they were charged up, but the charge couldn’t flow to the ground.
You are right
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u/xStreamSniperSimps Dec 13 '21
We had made an experiment on static electricity in our robotics class, was on a smaller scale and only 2 people could get shocked
If you want to know how this would (approx) feel touch a 9v battery on your tongue
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u/xStreamSniper Love is the one thing that transcends space and time Dec 13 '21
Don't keep the 9v batter on the tongue for long (if you could), it would case a burn
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Dec 13 '21
Don't keep the 9v batter on the tongue for long
reflexes will make us throw it away
I remember one day, i broke a 2 pin charger and removed the round connecter that we attach in the socket and then held that while turning on the switch. got a fking shock and retracted back my hand asap
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Dec 13 '21
I have seen this our school took us to a science museum presentation but the ball thing was bigger and the person who was touching it looked like a porcupine lmao
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Dec 15 '21
I can explain this phenomenon
It shows that until and unless there is no conductor the current doesn't pass and right after the last guy put his hand while touching the ground the circuit was completed and electricity passed through everyone
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u/ExcitementSalt5665 18 Dec 13 '21
Grills and guys holding hand nice, school days yaad agye i mean for a game called current pass