Week 3 of teaching practice

Week 3 (26/06/2023 - 28/06/2023)
This week went well with lots of programmes and duties.This week we were assigned the morning duty to serve breakfast for the students.Then, we all went back to our classes and some to the staffroom.Then, we had inauguration of various clubs. Then, we attended the class of anti-drugs awareness conducted by an officer for the cadets of NCC.The school had an anti-drugs rally which started from school and went to Attingal bus stand.
The Head Master of the school inaugurated the Anti-drugs campaign by flag off ceremony.
This week Sangeetha ma'am came for observing the classes of the student teachers and she gave us a constructive feedback on the same. This week too I engaged the students of class sixth and seventh.The students drew pictures and sang songs during the free hours and they asked about me and we played language games with them in groups and the students were very much involved in the game and they literally were thrilled to play the game.
This week there were two holidays due to fasting and Eid.
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