10th Week of Teaching Practice PHASE l (sep22-26)

🌟 Weekly Reflection 🌟

This week was both hectic and fulfilling, filled with diverse experiences that truly enriched my school journey. ✨

📘 Monday:

It was a busy day with several substitution classes. Though the schedule was packed 🗓️, I felt satisfied as I managed to handle the transactions smoothly and covered a major portion of the syllabus 📚.

🤖 Tuesday:

The day began with a vibrant school assembly conducted by the Little Kites team on the theme of Artificial Intelligence 💡. Our school also hosted the Sub-District IT Quiz of Mavelikkara, where I assisted the quiz master 🎤. Later, during my physical education period, sir observed my class where I guided students through pranayama and asanas 🧘‍♀️. The day remained lively and inspiring! ⚡

🕊️ Wednesday:

This day was special, as it marked my last class of physics with VIII B 💖. I successfully completed my lesson plan that day. Together with my fellow B.Ed. trainees from JBMC T.E., we conducted a conscientization program on Peace Education, which was warmly received 🤝.
📝 Thursday:

A slightly different day — I had my last class in my class where I completed 40 th lesson plan and conducted an achievement test to assess students’ learning outcomes 🎯. Later, I took part in exam invigilation duties throughout the day 🧾.
📊 Friday:

Another productive day, as our school hosted the Mavelikkara Sub-District Maths Fair ➗. I assisted the quiz master again, and to my delight,  😊 Later, I also did invigilation duty for the Talent Search Examination, wrapping up the week on a truly meaningful note 🌈.

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✨ Overall:
This week was entertaining, engaging, and enriching. From teaching and assessments to event coordination and duties, every experience added value and created lasting memories in my school internship journey
 🎓💫.

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