Today, i s our first meeting in SKP 6024 's class for Semester 2. I was very happy to see Cik Hajah Asmayanti once again . We are only 11 students in this class.For this week , Hajah Asmayati explain about the assignment for SKP 6024.For examples such as online forum, essay writing about 'School in The Cloud,bulid individual and group's blog,create our group video, 'simulation/modelling'  and individual presentation about any selected software.However, for this course there is no final exam paper!After that , Cik Hajah explain about  'Google Drive' .I have learnt about the function and the application of Google Drive in Teaching and Learning process. It is a server or place where you can store all your files and data such as videos, photos, Google Docs, PDFs into it safely. It can be managed by either individual or joint venture, both parties can manage the files in a joint project. Wow, its very interesting and amazing! 

What is a Google Drive??

Google Drive is a file storage and synchronization service provided by Google, released on April 24, 2012,  which enables user cloud storage, file sharing and collaborative editing. Google Drive is now the home of Google Docs, a suite of productivity applications, that offer collaborative editing on documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and more. Files shared publicly on Google Drive can be searched with engines like Open Drive (available as a Chrome app).

The advantages of Google Drive

• Easy to access files everywhere as long as you are able to access to internet.
• Easy to edit and make changes to the files and it is automatically save.
• Easy to access with various devices such as PC, Mac, iPhone and Android devices.
• Easy to search your files
• View any types of file such as HD video, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and you don’t have to install or own this file type in your PC.
• Share your files with your friends with just a few simple click.
• Able to create an open discussion, reply to comments to get feedback and make files more collaborative.
• Its provide 5GB Disk Space and It’s FREE!

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How was the nucleus of an atom discovered?

English physicist Ernest Rutherford is credited with discovering the nucleus in the early 1900s. Rutherford had a long career in atomic physics, during which he taught many other famous physicists. He studied radioactivity along with Marie and Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel, and through their experiments, they learned much of what we know today about the atom, including the discovery of the nucleus. Before the nucleus was discovered, it was widely believed that positive and negative charges were distributed evenly throughout the atom. Rutherford, along with Hans Geiger and student Ernest Marsden, conducted some interesting tests that proved otherwise [source: Cambridge].

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A magic Show!!!Handheld Fireballs Chemistry Experiment!!!

All fire is not created equal! If you apply a little chemistry know-how, you can make a fireball cool enough to hold in your hand. See how it's done, then try this simple fire project by yourself...

Let's we try it!!!
                                                         Edited from About.com

Please click the video to see the experiment!!!

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"Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the kids

working together and motivating them,

The teacher is the Most Important"

~Bill Gates~

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Trends in the Periodic Table

The periodic table is laid out in such a way that makes certain trends visible depending on which direction you read it, like decreasing atomic radius and increasing electronegativity. This video will further explain some of these trends...

Edited from About.com

Please click the video for further informations.....

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This video is download from Najwa Latiff 's album...Terima Kasih Cikgu!!!

THANK YOU TEACHER  FOR GUIDING US,

INSPIRING US,

AND MAKING US

WHAT WE ARE TODAY...

THANKS FOR ALL.....

MAY GOD BLESS YOU!!!

HAPPY TEACHER' S DAY.....

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LEARNING GIVES CREATIVITY,

CREATIVITY LEADS TO THINKING,

THINKING PROVIDES KNOWLEDGE,

KNOWLEDGE MAKES YOU GREAT...

NEVER STOP LEARNING,

AND NEVER GIVE UP....

By Abdul Kalam

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Welcome to CHeMiStRy  TeAcHiNg ReSoUrCes!!!
This site will help you to teach your students using  interactive videos in Chemisry....
PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR FURTHER DETAILS.....

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