Teachers and students in east China’s Jiangsu province have joined hands to create wonderful cloud-based classrooms amid the epidemic prevention and control.
Tang Yinglai, a teacher from Tianjiabing Senior High School in Changzhou, held a drama role-playing reading contest in the virtual Chinese class to interpret Cao Yu's masterpiece "Thunderstorm" in the cloud.
Each drama role is performed by a number of students. In this way, the 104 students in the two classes were attentive and actively participated in this wonderful virtual drama class.
Tang Yinglai, a teacher from Tianjiabing Senior High School in Changzhou, introduced that the teaching was in the form of random roll call, and students were assigned to preview the content the night before.
Li Shanshan, a student from Tianjiabing Senior High School in Changzhou, shared that this kind of teaching is more novel, makes the classroom attractive and more interesting.
Schools in Suqian have done a lot of preparatory work, formulated online teaching plans, and trained online teaching equipment.
Hu Xinmeng, Director of Education at Xingfu Road Campus of Suqian Experimental Primary School, said that they provide recorded and broadcast classes of provincial famous teachers' aerial classrooms, as well as some live classes pushed by Chinese education platforms, and then our teachers will provide homework guidance.
Liu Xing, a music teacher at Changshu Experimental Primary School, relayed the teaching footage of himself playing and singing to the children in real time through the Internet-based classroom.
Physical education teachers in some schools in Jiangyin have recorded videos of sports events such as rope skipping and endurance running, so that children can do exercises at home.
