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Praveena K
M. Sc Physics, M. Phil

                Myself Praveena a post graduate in Physics with more than ten years of teaching experience and currently pursuing last semester of my B. Ed course. 

I am highly passionate about teaching Physics and work very hard to make my class interesting for students. My teaching videos, works done such as  power point presentations, micro-teaching lessons of B. Ed, Criticism lesson video, videos of models prepared etc are attached for your reference. 

1.Praveena K - Teaching video 

2.Enhancing professional capacities- PPT

3.Link practice video

4.Micro-teaching videos- 

a. Illustrating with example

b. Probing questions

c. Stimulus variation

5.Criticism lesson video

6.Power point presentations for students

7.Videos of models prepared 

8. Physical Science workshop images





9. Energy conservation talk- program and students drawings







10. Lesson plan- pdf

11.Lesson plan- Flip book- kinetic energy 





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