1. The document outlines a lesson plan to teach students about the electrolysis of water. It will use lecture, discussion, and questioning to develop students' knowledge, attitudes, and process skills.
2. The lesson will explain that electrolysis uses electricity to separate water into its constituent elements, hydrogen and oxygen. It will define electrolysis as a process where electricity passes through water to produce its components.
3. The objectives are for students to acquire understanding of the facts and concepts, assimilate ideas meaningfully, and strengthen their cognitive structure about electrolysis of water. Assessment will involve reviewing the key points and having students recount the entire lesson.
1. The document outlines a lesson plan to teach students about the electrolysis of water. It will use lecture, discussion, and questioning to develop students' knowledge, attitudes, and process skills.
2. The lesson will explain that electrolysis uses electricity to separate water into its constituent elements, hydrogen and oxygen. It will define electrolysis as a process where electricity passes through water to produce its components.
3. The objectives are for students to acquire understanding of the facts and concepts, assimilate ideas meaningfully, and strengthen their cognitive structure about electrolysis of water. Assessment will involve reviewing the key points and having students recount the entire lesson.
1. The document outlines a lesson plan to teach students about the electrolysis of water. It will use lecture, discussion, and questioning to develop students' knowledge, attitudes, and process skills.
2. The lesson will explain that electrolysis uses electricity to separate water into its constituent elements, hydrogen and oxygen. It will define electrolysis as a process where electricity passes through water to produce its components.
3. The objectives are for students to acquire understanding of the facts and concepts, assimilate ideas meaningfully, and strengthen their cognitive structure about electrolysis of water. Assessment will involve reviewing the key points and having students recount the entire lesson.
Curricular Statement: Develop different dimensions of knowledge, attitude and process
skills through lecture method, group discussion and evaluation by questioning participation in group and group activities. Content analysis Term : Electrolysis of water Fact : 1.During electrolysis , water changes into its constituent elements, i.e., Hydrogen and Oxygen 2. Electricity is needed for the Electrolysis of water Concept : 1. Electrolysis is the process where electricity is passes through water to produce its components. Instructional Objectives : 1. The pupil acquires knowledge, understanding ,application about above mentioned facts and concepts 2. To assimilate ideas and information meaningfully. 3. To strengthen the cognitive structure about the concept. Name of the teacher : Athira v Krishnan STD : VIII Name of the school : G H S S Puthoor Str : Subject : Chemistry Date : Topic : Electrolysis of water Duration : 45 minites
4. Developing process skills such as observing , communicating and Discussing. Social system : The teacher has the control of the intellectual structure during the first two phases. It is highly structured. But during the third phase more Interaction occurs.
Principle of reactions : The teacher reacts to the pupil response by the way of giving Clarification And helping them to recouncilate with existing Knowledge. Entry behavior : Pupil knows about the components of water. Supporting System :Chart , Activity card
Syntax
Phase I Presentation of advance organizer
Classroom interaction procedure
We studied about different types of reactions .What are they? Today we are going to study about another type of reactions .It is known as electrolysis of water. What are the components of water? How can you separate the components of water? Do you know any method of separation? Through electrolysis of water , we can separate the components of water.
A wire is connected to the nickel coated iron nails. The two iron nails are fixed with the help of wax in the beaker. A small amount of acid is added to the water. An inverted test tubes with placed above the roads. The end of the wire is connected with a battery. Then we can see that small bubbles are coming through the Expected Pupil response
Phase ii
Presentation of learning material.
Phase iii Strengthening of cognitive organization test tube. Take the test tubes from the beaker and show a burning splinter in the mouth of the test tube . A pop sound is produced when the splinter is shown to the test tube B. The splinter burns brightly when it is shown to the test tube A. i.e., the gas produced in A is OXYGEN and the gas produced in B is HYDROGEN.
1. What are the components of water? 2. Which gas collected in A? 3. Which gas collected in B? 4. What is the name of the reaction?
Teacher asks the pupil to recollect the whole class and try to make them reproduce it correctly.
Review: 1. What influence the separation of components from water? 2. What is the name of the reactions? 3. Which gas produced in test tube B? Follow up activity : Find out the situations where electrolysis make use of?