Resource Discussion Podcast

Every weekend, Evermore Lifestyle Solutions becomes a lively hub of scientific exploration thanks to the efforts of three exceptional high school students: Dhairya Mathur, Advay Mathur, and Sanjana Panijyar. These dedicated volunteers lead workshops designed specifically for autistic people, combining educational content with engaging, sensory-rich activities to support cognitive and sensory development. 

Their workshops cover a broad range of captivating topics and hands-on experiments. For instance, the "Human Body and Its Parts" session features interactive models that help the autistic people explore anatomy and understand how different systems work together. 

The "Working of Lungs" workshop uses balloon experiments to illustrate breathing mechanics, while the "Working of Heart" session employs simple models to show how the heart circulates blood. 

Exciting activities like the "Volcano Experiment" offer a thrilling visual display of eruptions, and "Balloon Experiments" allow autistic people to explore static electricity in a fun, interactive way. 

In addition to these, the students also conduct experiments with magnetic forces, where autistic people can observe how magnets attract and repel different objects.

 The "Creating Airplanes" workshop engages autistic people in building and testing their own paper airplanes, demonstrating principles of flight and aerodynamics. Another hands-on activity involves making boats and learning about buoyancy—autistic people build their own boats and experiment with floating and sinking to understand why boats float. 

These workshops have been profoundly beneficial for autistic people. The interactive and sensory-focused approach not only makes learning science enjoyable but also helps them grasp complex concepts more effectively. Dhairya, Advay, and Sanjana’s creative and compassionate efforts have provided these autistic people with invaluable opportunities to explore science in a fun and accessible way, greatly enhancing their learning experience and personal development.