FOURTH WEEK OF TEACHING PRACTICE

In the fourth week of my teaching practice, I focused on several interesting topics with my students. In my 8E class, we explored the change of state, including sublimation, liquefaction, condensation, and solidification. We discussed how these processes occur and examined real-life examples to make the concepts more relatable.

In my 8G class, we delved into the physical quantities of mass and time, along with their units. I provided explanations and practical examples to help the students understand how to measure and use these quantities effectively.

Updating my blog, I would describe these lessons in detail, highlighting the activities and student engagement. I’d include reflections on what worked well and any challenges I faced, providing insights into how I plan to improve these lessons in the future.











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