ONLINE TEACHING REFLECTION-7

 On the seventh day of my online teaching practice session. I started my class at 7am in 9 G. Students joined Google meet by 6.55. I began the class by taking attendance and engaged in an informal talk with students. They interacted freely.I discussed the previously learnt topics and introduced the new topic transition and inner transition elements.   I shared slides, videos and audio and asked scaffolding questions inorder to ensure their understanding.  I was able to manage the time well and followed all steps.

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