Isro Programs Research Paper

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Isro programs are an approach that aims to link classroom lessons with real-life lessons through activities involving community service. Students are given the chance to learn how to motivate themselves, how to practice and test material academically outside the classroom , how to use critical thinking whilst solving real life problems, and how to think and do outside their comfort zones.

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