Interactive Biology Class – Exploring the Human Eye

In our engaging Biology class at Bethsaida Orphanage Education Centre, students don't just learn from textbooks—they become the teachers! During a recent lesson, one of our enthusiastic students confidently took the lead to explain the structure and function of the human eye. With clear diagrams and thoughtful explanations, the student guided classmates through the main parts of the eye—including the cornea, iris, pupil, lens, retina, and optic nerve—describing how each part works together to help us see the world around us. This interactive approach fosters confidence, communication skills, and deeper understanding, making science both exciting and memorable.