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Chemistry Teacher made their classroom ceiling the elements

This is an example of ways teachers can make learning fun for their students.

Creativity really aids teaching of science subjects .

http://tellmystory.com.ng/chemistry-teacher-made-their-classroom-ceiling-the-elements/

This is so nice and lovely!

Well, it is not Nigeria where the students will break the ceiling and use it for bat to play table tennis.

But this ceiling na "orijo" for chemistry exam and test o.

Very beautiful

An avenue for students to cheat easily during exam

hi3:
An avenue for students to cheat easily during exam

That's a lab though, they might not be writing exams in there.

Tolexander:
This is so nice and lovely!

Well, it is not Nigeria where the students will break the ceiling and use it for bat to play table tennis.

But this ceiling na "orijo" for chemistry exam and test o.

hi3:
An avenue for students to cheat easily during exam

Well to the whites learning is not all about writing difficult exams, it's about knowing.

That's why you see them write open book tests at times;

Na naija tins bin dey hard

1stNumeroUno:
That's a lab though, they might not be writing exams in there.

lol

Ok
Sai buhari
I know he will do it for naija

Nice one!

This is a well organized society

It might be a novel idea, but I don't see nothing entirely helpful here. Neck go pain person tire before him sabi Periodic Table be that.

Tolexander:
This is so nice and lovely!

Well, it is not Nigeria where the students will break the ceiling and use it for bat to play table tennis.

But this ceiling na "orijo" for chemistry exam and test o.

And a dull student will still fail if asked to list the elements

Nigerian teachers are mostly naturally deprived of such creativity by poor finances.

Tolexander:
This is so nice and lovely!

Well, it is not Nigeria where the students will break the ceiling and use it for bat to play table tennis.

But this ceiling na "orijo" for chemistry exam and test o.

lol you think oyibo Dey ask unnecessary questions like name the first element on the periodic table, give atomic number of elements?

DanseMacabre:
It might be a novel idea, but I don't see nothing entirely helpful here. Neck go pain person tire before him sabi Periodic Table be that.

you are not expected to learn with that. It is just for a quick glance at the periodic table

hi3:
An avenue for students to cheat easily during exam

At least they'll learn it before the exams
We need to stop prioritising exams and understand that the real purpose of education is to learn, not passing exams

gcof:
you are not expected to learn with that. It is just for a quick glance at the periodic table

Toh, if you say so.

Great

NICE IDEA but does d teacher expect d students to LOOK D CELLIN ALWAYS??

This is an ingenious idea, a society where the government,parents and teachers want the best for the youths.

hi3:
An avenue for students to cheat easily during exam

Don't pray to meet my highschool physics teacher, have you ever been in a situation where you are free to cheat but you still can't cheat from the materials, there are a lot of ways to ask a question.

GlorifiedTunde:
Well to the whites learning is not all about writing difficult exams, it's about knowing.

That's why you see them write open book tests at times;

Na naija tins bin dey hard

Brilliant. Response

Beautiful creativity

The teacher is highly innovative and creative . The whites will always use their instinct to develop their country and make life easier for themselves.

Just look at those comments above, instead of them to appreciate and applaud the teacher, but instead they start saying disadvantages. ( like that one above that commented" neck go pain person, and the other that said "Orijo".)

This is beautiful. It'll be especially for visual learners. I'll save this and see ways of re-modelling it some other place.

Tolexander:
This is so nice and lovely!

Well, it is not Nigeria where the students will break the ceiling and use it for bat to play table tennis.

But this ceiling na "orijo" for chemistry exam and test o.

It's not cheating in any way, one is not meant to memorise the atomic and mass numbers of chemical elements off by heart in the first place. It is always given when solving chemical equations and calculations, it's only in Nigeria or perhaps in Africa you are expected to cram over 200 elements before sitting for exams

wow!!! this is lovely
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