DO SOMETHING THAT YOU REALLY WANT TO DO IT 🙂

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 Maya teacher's class started with a song. Then we went on to discuss the concept of naturalism.




Gibi teacher introduced us to the different schools of Psychology like structuralism, functional, psychoanalysis, gestalt theory, humanistic etc... 



Joju sir taught us the Edgar Dale's Cone of Experience. 

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