@Sehar-Kazi That's great to hear! It’s fantastic that you had such a positive experience and learned a lot. Good luck with the results..
Controversial posts made by Shazia Baloch
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RE: What about your project?posted in Teaching in the 21st Century Teacher competition 2.0
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Use AR apps in your teachingposted in Digital teaching tools
More ideas for integrating technology into your biology lessons to create interactive and engaging experiences:
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DNA Exploration with AR: Use AR apps to let students explore the structure of DNA. They can manipulate the double helix, zoom in to see nucleotide pairs, and understand how genetic information is encoded. Apps like "DNA Play" can be very useful.
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Virtual Dissection: Use AR or VR tools to conduct virtual dissections. This can provide a detailed and humane way to study anatomy. Tools like "Froggipedia" allow students to dissect a frog virtually, observing its internal organs and systems.
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Ecosystem Simulation: Use AR to create virtual ecosystems in the classroom. Students can observe how different species interact, the flow of energy through food webs, and the impact of environmental changes. Apps like "Wild Earth" can bring ecosystems to life.
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Microscopic World: Use AR to explore microscopic organisms and cellular structures. Students can see 3D models of bacteria, viruses, and cells, understanding their structure and function. Apps like "CellulAR" provide interactive 3D cell models.
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What do you think about having surprise tests in class?posted in Teaching in the 21st Century Teacher competition 2.0
A surprise test in class can be both exciting and stressful. It often catches students off guard and tests their ability to recall information under pressure. Have you ever taken a surprise test? What is the reaction of the students in such cases? How do you feel about it?