📝Ninth Week of Teaching Practice - PHASE l (sep 15-19)✨

Embracing Duties and Discoveries: My Vibrant Week of Teaching ✨📖"

This week was quite engaging and filled with different responsibilities and experiences 😁.

Monday was a hectic start! Since many  teachers were on leave, I had to manage several substitution periods along with my own classes 📝. Despite the packed schedule, I successfully completed 3 lesson plans ✍️. On top of that, I was also on noon meal duty 🍲, which made the day busier but at the same time very fulfilling.

Tuesday was our last observation day by our optional teacher from the college 👩‍🏫. The class went smoothly, and the observation was completed perfectly ✅. We received positive feedback along with some valuable suggestions for further improvement 🌟. It was a meaningful session, giving us a clear reflection on how much our teaching methods have grown over time.



On Wednesday, the school was buzzing with preparations for the Shastra Mela (Science Fair) 🔬🎉. School-level competitions were conducted to select students for the sub-district level, including a science quiz 🧠 and talent search examinations ✨. We were fully responsible for conducting these programs and even handled the paper corrections afterward 📑. It was a great learning experience that gave us exposure to managing large responsibilities.


Thursday was usual school day,but as BEd aspirant , we were on leave due to KTET category 2 examination

 Friday was usual school days, but as B.Ed trainees, we were on leave due to the KTET  category 3 examination ✍️📚.

✨ Overall, the week was a mix of hectic schedules, valuable observations, and active participation in school events — all of which enriched my training experience in a very positive way 🙌.

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