ONLINE TEACHING PRACTICE -3

 

Today was my third day of online  teaching practice session. My class started at 7 am. I began the class by taking the attendance. Today I took the continuation of last class portion, periodic table . The students was very energetic. I asked few questions regarding the previous class and the  students responded very well.The mendeleevs periodic table was explained to them. The new concept of groups and periods Introduced by him were made clear by using power point presentation.  The merits and demerits of mendeleevs periodic table was displayed through slides and students track the content easily. Later I gave them the opportunity to share their doubts by unmuting the audio of Google meet. I cleared their doubts. Then I asked some scaffolding questions to understand their content knowledge. Students actively responded.

Finally I gave  an activity and ask them to share their answers using Whatsapp. 


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