Since very
long I have been posting about lady teachers of my school, but today after my
maths teacher I am sharing my memories of Chemistry Lab Teacher Mr. Debasish
Kasta.
He is
Chemistry Lab Faculty in D.V. Girls, Chittaranjan. He’s born on 24th
Jan 1966. He is basically from Ghatsila. Ghatshila is a town in Purbi Singhbhum
district in the state of Jharkhand, India.
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| Mr. Debasish Kasta |
I remember
that when we use to visit Chemistry lab for practical, most of the time “Kasta
Sir” informed us about the lab’s techniques, instrumentation, protocols and how
to properly cite resources. He also used to give us tips about organizing our
lab notebooks, how to effectively create graphs and tables for lab reports. In
our chemistry lab we were having First Aid box also. He always supervised us
about Chemical hygiene and aware about common accidents, which often occur some
of them are fire, chemical and thermal burns, cuts from broken glass tubing and
chemical splash on face. He used to say “Stay alert and pay constant attention”
to your own practical. He informed us about the consequences of every action
before we performed it.
Today when I
am recalling these memories I can also recall that most of us have always used
practical in science to maintain our average score in final terms as well,
while the importance was always around how good your practical notebook can
look and how many marks you can score through viva, all these small and big
tips in chemistry labs have somewhere somehow contributed towards our overall
scoring capacity, while as kids we used to ignore these things, now after
growing up and working in professional field I can realize how some extra work
gets us recognition, just like the practical sessions during our school days.
Dedicating this blog to the perfect chemical composition of D.V. Girls' Chittaranjan "Mr. Debasish Kasta Sir".
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