LESSON TRANSCRIPT
INDUCTIVE TRAINING MODEL
Name of School : Standard :
Viii
Name of Teacher : SaranyaBoseJ Strength :
Subject : Chemistry Date :
Unit : Moleculeatom Duration
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Topic:Pure substance and Mixtures
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NAME OF THE CONCEPT: pure substances and mixtures
OBJECTIVES:
· Pupils
develop
observation skills
· Identification
of different types of pure
substances and mixtures.
· Generalization
about substances.
· Pupils
develop
hypothesizing predicting results.
PHASE 1: DATA CATEGORIZATION
T : What are the common characteristics of sugar
salt water oxygen and rice?
S : All the substances contains one type
of substance.
T : What are the common characteristics of tea
sugar solution sambar and juice?
S : They all contains more than one substance.
T : Can you group
them based on their similarities?
A
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B
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Sugar
Salt
Oxygen
Rice
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Tea
Sugar
solution
Sambar
Juice
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PHASE 2: INTERPRETATIONS OF DATA
T : Now let us analyze the above mentioned examples. How did you
classify them?
S : Items in group
A contain only one kind of items but in B more than one.
T : Very good. Can you name their general
name?
S : No teacher
T
: The group
A are pure
substance and group B is mixture. Pure
substances contain only one kind of molecules but mixtures contain more than
one kind of molecules.
PHASE 3 :APPLICATION O F GENERALISATION
T : Now I will give you some examples
identify them.
Chilly powder
S : Pure
substance
T : Right. Why it is pure
substances?
S : Because it contain only one kind of molecule.
T : Yes. Then salt solution
S : Mixture
T
: Very good. Hydrogen
S : Pure
substance
T
: So pure
substance contain only one kind of molecules and mixtures contain more than one
kind of molecules.
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