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Weekly PSG Student Learning Transaction From 3rd to 7th October, 2016 Grade 9 1 . Band 1: English 9D Deepshikha Dhawan Sapra [email protected] n 9725599012 Student Learning Reading Zlata’s Diary Collating Information on Bosnian War Plotting a Timeline of events Inquiry into Circumstances that led to ‘Zlata’s Diary’ Homework and the Submission Dates Timeline of Zlata’s life 7.10.2016 Projections for next week Student Learning Researching different types of non-fiction Comprehension based on the text. 9C Shweta Khurana [email protected] 9871324589 Student Learning Introduction of the unit - Nonfiction- Zlata’s Diary Brief Background on the events that led to the Bosnian War Making of timeline of events in Zlata’s diary Inquiry into The breaking up of Yugoslavia and the events that led to the Bosnian war. Homework and the Submission Dates Timeline of Zlata’s life 7.10.2016 Projections for Next Week Student Learning Researching different types of non-fiction

Weekly PSG Student Learning Transaction From 3rd to 7th ... file‘Zlata’s Diary’ Homework and the Submission Dates Timeline of Zlata’s life 7.10.2016 Projections for next week

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Weekly PSG Student Learning Transaction

From 3rd to 7th October, 2016

Grade 9

1

.

Band 1: English

9D

Deepshikha Dhawan Sapra

[email protected]

n

9725599012

Student Learning ● Reading Zlata’s Diary

● Collating Information on

Bosnian War

● Plotting a Timeline of events

Inquiry into ● Circumstances that led to

‘Zlata’s Diary’

Homework and

the Submission

Dates

● Timeline of Zlata’s life

7.10.2016

Projections for next week Student Learning ● Researching different types of

non-fiction

● Comprehension based on the

text.

9C

Shweta Khurana

[email protected]

9871324589

Student Learning ● Introduction of the unit -

Nonfiction- Zlata’s Diary

● Brief Background on the events

that led to the Bosnian War

● Making of timeline of events in

Zlata’s diary

Inquiry into ● The breaking up of Yugoslavia

and the events that led to the

Bosnian war.

Homework and

the Submission

Dates

● Timeline of Zlata’s life

7.10.2016

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning ● Researching different types of

non-fiction

● Comprehension based on the

text.

9A

Indu Sandhu

[email protected]

9313339102

Student Learning ● Reading Zlata’s Diary and

creating a Timeline

● Sharing background

information on the Bosnian

crisis

Inquiry into ● The circumstances that led to

‘Zlata’s Diary’

Homework and

the Submission

Dates

● Timeline of Zlata’s life

7.10.2016

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning ● Researching different types of

non-fiction

● Comprehension questions on

Zlata

9B

Rashmi Tomar

[email protected]

Student Learning ● Reading Zlata’s Diary

● Collating Information on

Bosnian War

● Plotting a Timeline of events

● Researching types of Non

Fiction

Inquiry into ● The circumstances that led to

‘Zlata’s Diary’

Homework and

submission dates

● Timeline of Zlata’s life

10.10.2016

(Manageback upload)

● Researching different types of

non-fiction

Projections for next week Student Learning

● Comprehension questions on

Zlata

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1

French

Phase 2

Student Learning ● Descriptive writing

● Comparative and superlative

Rashima V Varma

[email protected]

9718504552

Inquiry into ● How to effectively describe a

person

Homework and

the Submission

Dates

● Worksheets on description

● Friday 7th October 2016

Assessment Done ● Formative assessment on

Criteria B

● Formative assessment on

criteria C and D

Assessment Date ● 5.10.16

● 7.10.16

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning ● Reflection and closure of the

previous unit

● Corrections

Assessment

Planned

● Summative assessment Criteria

B, C and D

Assessment Date ● 12.10.16

French Phase 3

Charu

Student Learning ● The students played Dominos

on adjectives

● They also learnt metaphor and

simile in French and the

difference between the two and

its employment.

● They did a practice sheet on the

same

● Formative on Character

description

Inquiry into ● Our perception of a person’s

character is based on cultural

biases and is reflected in the

visual medium.

Assessment Done ● Formative on Criteria C&D

Assessment Date ● 5-10-2016

Projections for the Next Week Student Learning ● Summative

● They will learn how to write

Stories

Assessment

planned

● Summative Criteria C&D and

Criterion B

Assessment Date ● 12-10-2016

Suman Yadav- Hindi

[email protected]

8586923329

Student Learning ● Formative - criterion A

● Revised for Unit test

Inquiry into ● How different countries helped

each other in crises.

Homework and

submission date

● Prepare for the unit test,

Formative and Summative

Assessment Done ● Formative

Assessment Date ● 07.08.16 and 08.10.16

Projection for next week Student Learning ● Formative-Criteria C and D -

oral

● Summative - Criterion B

Assessment

Planned

● Unit test

● Formative - Criteria C and D -

oral

● Summative - Criterion B

Assessment Date ● 12.10.16

● 14.10.16

Spanish

Phase 3

Shivani Singh/Utkarsh

[email protected]

9868074425

Student Learning ● Students have had a formative on Criterion A

● Students have also read texts and done a video based activity on the past tense.

Inquiry into ● Our perception of a person’s

character is based on cultural

biases and is reflected in the

visual medium.

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning - Students will have a

Summative on past tenses and

on description of people.

Assessment

Planned

- Formative Criterion B

Assessment Date - 14-10-16

Band 3 I&S

9 B (History)

Ms. Alka Rana

[email protected]

7838091082

Student Learning Students learnt about:

● Meaning of a nation,

nationalism and national identity

● Ideologies of significant

individuals

● Role of nationalism in uniting

or dividing people

Inquiry into ● Nationalistic ideologies

Homework and

the Submission

Date

● Read handout on Indian

freedom struggle and make

notes

Projection for next week Student Learning ● Students will learn about rise

of nationalism and national

movements in different parts

of the world.

9 A (Geography)

Ms. Tanwinder Jareth

[email protected]

9899997489

9 C (Geography)

Rajeev Sharma

Email id:

[email protected]

Student Learning ● Watched videos related to

wind energy and listed to the

advantages and disadvantages

● Answered questions related to

wind energy based on Critical

Thinking

● Formulated questions using

command terms to Investigate

about Nuclear energy, a boon

or a curse

+91 9971915535

● Prepared for the debate

Inquiry into ● Alternative sources of energy

Homework and

the Submission

Date

● Go through the sources related

to Nuclear energy and research

on the questions formulated-

Due 7.10.16

Projections for Next week Student Learning ● Debate related to Nuclear

Energy

Assessment

planned

● Alternative Sources of energy

Assessment Date ● 14.10.16

9 C (Geography)

Rajeev Sharma

Email id:

[email protected]

+91 9971915535

Student Learning ● Resources and their

Classification

● Energy resources -

Conventional and non-

conventional energy resources

Inquiry into ● Disparities in energy

consumption of students and

their domestic help

Projections for Next week Student Learning ● Varied sources of energy

● How electricity is obtained

from varied sources

● Wind

9 C (Economics)

Teacher’s Name: Tarun Sharma

Email id:

[email protected]

Contact Number: 9953113743

Student Learning Students learnt about

● Features, advantages and

disadvantages of different

economic systems

● Concept of demand and supply

Inquiry into ● Resources and economic

systems

Homework done

and submission

date

● Refer to

www.dineshbakshi.com for

further reference.

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning ● Demand and supply

● Factors responsible for

changes in demand and supply

● Movement along the same

demand curve and shift in the

demand curve.

Band 4 Mathematics

Ms. Harpreet Kaur

[email protected]

Ph No.: 9999600546

Student Learning ● Recap of Indices

● Scientific notation to represent

numbers

● Algebraic expansion

Inquiry ● How can numbers (Big /small)

be represented in a readable

manner.

Homework and

Submission Dates

● WS on unit-01 to be submitted

on Thursday i.e. 6.10.2016

● Questions related to the

content on daily basis

Assessment done ● Formative on Variation and

financial mathematics

Assessment date ● 5.10.2016

Projections for next week Student learning ● Algebraic factorizations

Assessment

Planned

● Summative on Unit-01

Assessment Date ● 13.10.2016

Ms. Shikha Bakshi

(Standard)

[email protected]

Student Learning ● Indices

● Scientific notation to represent

numbers

● Significant figures

Inquiry ● How can large/small numbers

be represented in a readable

manner?

Homework and

Submission Dates

● Exercises form the textbook on

daily basis

Assessment done ● Formative - 2 on Variation &

Financial Math

Assessment date ● 05.10.16

Projections for next week Student learning ● Sequences

Assessment

Planned

● Summative on Unit 1

Assessment Date ● 13.10.16

Ms. Shivani Sharma

(Standard)

[email protected]

Student Learning ● Recapitulation of radicals, SI

and CI

● Indices

Inquiry ● How can large/small numbers

be represented in a readable

manner?

Homework and

Submission

Dates

● Exercises form the textbook on

daily basis

Assessment

Conducted

● Formative - 2 on Variation &

Financial Math

Assessment Date ● 05.10.16

Projections for next week Student learning ● Significant figures

Assessment

Planned

● Summative on Unit 1

Assessment

Date

● 13.10.16

5

Ms. Jyoti Deveshwar

[email protected]

Student Learning ● Revision of variation and

Financial Math’s topics,

clearing of students’ doubts

● Sequences

Inquiry ● Students inquire into different

number patterns

Biology

Ms. Varsha Sinha

[email protected]

9899970574

Student Learning ● Feedback on Formative on

criterion D

● Unit closure and clarification of

doubts

● Discussion of answer key of

Wednesday Unit test

Homework

Submission Dates

Revisiting the concepts

Summative on criterion D

Assessments done ● Unit test on Criterion A

Assessment date ● 5.10.16

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning ● Introduction to the new Unit

● SA on Criterion D of the Unit 1

in double lesson on 17.10.16

Biology

Ms. Mamta Sharma

[email protected]

Student Learning ● Revision of Nitrogen and

Carbon Cycle.

● Unit test on Wednesday

● Feedback on the unit test

Homework

Submission Dates

● Worksheet on nitrogen and

carbon cycle

● 12.10.2016

Projections for

Next Week

Assessments

Done

● Summative assessment on

criterion A

Assessment Date ● 05.10.2016

Student Learning ● Unit 2: Evolution

Adaptation- Definition, Need

Types-Long term and short term

Adaptations; Examples

Evolution- Definition

Assessment

Planned

● Formative on criteria B & C

from unit 1

Band 6

Chemistry

Band 5 and 6

Ms. Aakansha Dhingra

[email protected]

n

09999846691

Student Learning ● Reflection on the unit

● Introduction to the new Unit-

Chemical equations and

reactions

● Discussion on unit overview-

statement of inquiry, key

concept, related concepts,

global context and inquiry

questions

● Students did a pre-reading

activity on chemical equations

and reactions

● Introduction to physical and

chemical changes around us

Inquiry into How is a physical change

different from a chemical

change?

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning Discussion on physical and

chemical changes -continued

Formative-1 based on Criterion

A

Discussion on the concepts of

writing the chemical formulae

using criss cross method

Assessment

Planned

Formative-1 based on

Criterion – A

Assessment Date 14.10.16

Physics Band -7

Preeti Arora

[email protected]

9810431179

Vineet Kumar

Student Learning ● Students watched a video on

buoyant force followed by

discussion on Buoyant force.

● Experiment on buoyant force

using liquids of different

density.

[email protected]

● Discussion on factors affecting

buoyant force.

● Formative Assessment -1

Inquiry into ● Inquiry into buoyant force,

density and volume of an

object.

Assessment done ● Formative Assessment-1

(Criteria B and C)

Assessment Date 6.10.16

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning ● Pressure, factors affecting fluid

pressure

7

Band 6

Chemistry

Ms. Ritu Khosla

[email protected]

9811030537

Student Learning Revisiting the separation

techniques

Unit - Chemical Reactions and

Equations.

Introduction to the unit

Overview-Key concept, Global

context and Statement of

Inquiry

Physical and Chemical

Changes.

Inquiry into The differences between

Physical and Chemical change.

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning ● Introduction to cations and

anions

● Formula Writing using crises

cross method

Assessment

Planned

● On Physical and chemical

changes

Assessment Date ● 15.10.2016

Design

Jonathan Kelly

[email protected]

8826068149

Student Learning ● Making of prototype

Inquiry into ● Education toy / environment

Homework

Submission Dates

● On – going

Assessments done ● Criteria A and B

Assessment date ● On - going

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning ● Development of design

Assessment

Planned

● 12.10.16

Assessment Date ● 12.10.16

Assessment Date ●

Design

Educational Toys and

Environment

Dasharha Sevak

9818662789

Student Learning ● Conceptualizing the Design

● Creating a logical plan for

Design

Inquiry into ● Design Planning

Projections for next week Student Learning ● Creating mock ups for the

design

Design

Campaign Designing

Sumit Chopra

[email protected]

Student Learning ● Working with the websites

Inquiry into ● Documentation on Criterion C

Homework and

Submission Dates

● Completing the websites and

criterion C

Assessment

Conducted

● Summative Assessment

Criterion C

Assessment Date 07.10.2016

Projections for next week Student Learning ● Learning about creating

documentation

Assessment

Planned

● Criterion D

Assessment Date ● 18.10.2016

Band 7

Physical and Health Education

Prakash Kumar

[email protected]

Amit Sharma

[email protected]

9958052843

Student Learning ● Rules and regulations of

Basketball

● Basketball match

Inquiry into ● Basketball

Projection for next week Student Learning ● Basketball techniques and skills

Visual Arts

Mr. Sourav Podder

[email protected]

9810791019

Mr. Kana Lomror

[email protected]

9873967926

Student Learning ● Ceramic- Writing techniques

and process of ceramic masks.

● Textile- Tapestry.

● Enamel- Working on medium.

● Printmaking- Working on self-

portrait with soft pastel.

Inquiry into ● Kandinsky, Mrinalini

Mukherjee, Picasso,

Rembrandt.

Projection for next week Student Learning ● Ceramic- Comparative study on

Picasso & Matisse.

● Textile- Weaving.

● Enamel- Compilation of the

work.

● Printmaking- compilation of

the work.

Music

Mr. Haokip

Ngamminthang.haokip@pathw

ays.in

Phone no.- 9873046353

Student Learning ● Elements of music

● Drunken Sailor

Inquiry into ● Elements of music

Assessment ● Formative criterion A - Quiz on

Element of music

Assessment date ● 5.10.2016

Projections for

Next Week

Student Learning ● Performance - 12 bar blues and

drunken sailor

Assessment

Planned

● On going

Assessment Date ● On going

Drama

Santanu Mallick

santanu.mallick @pathways.in

Student Learning ● Interview on issues of

oppression

Inquiry into ● What society thinks on

oppressions?

Assessment ● Summative A, B & C

Projections for the week Student Learning ● Forum Performance

Assessment

Planned

● Ongoing

Assessment Date ● Ongoing

Form Tutors MYP Coordinator

Preeti Arora-9A Rashima V Varma

Charu Taneja-9B

Tanwinder Jareth-9C

Deepshikha Dhawan-9D