Mzansi Life Sciences Teacher Uses Water Gun Questioning Method To Help Matriculants Ace Difficult Subject

Mzansi Life Sciences Teacher Uses Water Gun Questioning Method To Help Matriculants Ace Difficult Subject

  • A passionate Life Sciences teacher has found a unique method to bring excitement to her classroom
  • Armed with a water gun, she has created an immersive learning experience that has captivated her students
  • Mzansi was impressed by how the educator was able to keep her matriculants engaged with the science subject

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Life Sciences educator trends for creative teaching method.
Life Sciences teacher trends for creative teaching methods for her students to learn.Images@lwethu.u/TikTok.
Source: TikTok

In the realm of life sciences, one teacher is making waves with a unique and interactive approach.

Life Sciences teacher uses water gun for interactive learning

A matriculant TikTok user @lwethu.u uploaded a video of her tutor, Sifunda Ngekani, also affectionately known as Mem Sihle. The dedicated life sciences teacher introduced a playful twist by using a water gun in her classroom. By incorporating this unconventional tool, she has transformed how her students learn and engage with the subject.

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Life Sciences teacher uses a water gun to enhance student learning

The water gun method motivates students to participate actively and enhances their learning experience. It encourages critical thinking and boosts confidence as students strive to provide accurate answers and avoid getting sprayed. She will spray them to force them to engage if they don't answer.

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Watch the video below:

Mzansi reacts to how a teacher makes learning fun with the use of a water gun

By incorporating this innovative technique, she has sparked a passion for Life Sciences within her students, fostering a love for the subject that will extend beyond the classroom.

People from across the country weighed in on the educators creative learning method:

@Tswelopele said:

"Bathong Sihle."

@tshegoq2 commented:

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"I swear Motho would’ve been a doctor if we didn't had “hello hi” teachers."

@johngotti909 said:

"Sihle isn’t playing."

@Ntokes commented:

"But the water gun is so threatening."

@goitsimangmmakati said:

"Active teacher, active learners."

@Bra don commented:

"They will learn by force."

@Kamo said:

"I was deprived of being an a star student and prospective doctor."

@Hazel commented:

"I really like this teaching method."

@sgegede851 said:

"Power sister's, keep on doing the good work."

@Lethukuthula commented:

"You had me shaking."

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In similar stories, Briefly News reported about a recently qualified teacher who did her take on the viral TikTok Myztro Ah Ah challenge.

In a moment that caught everyone by surprise, she was adorned with her UKZN degree around her neck.

She busted out some epic dance moves to the tune while her students diligently worked on their assignments.

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Trisha Pillay (Weekend current affairs editor) Trisha Pillay is a Current Affairs writer at Briefly News. She has a degree in Journalism from the University of Johannesburg and an Honours degree in International Politics from UNISA. She joined ENCA straight out of varsity and completed an internship at the channel. Pillay later went on to cover politics, crime, entertainment, and current affairs at the Citizen Newspaper. She joined Newzroom Afrika in 2019 and became a senior bulletin editor for shows focused on politics and current affairs on the channel. She joined Briefly News in 2023. You can contact her at trisha.pillay@briefly.co.za