Week Four of Teaching Practice

Week 4( 18/07/2023-22/07/2023)

                    This week we had optional observation of Reetha ma'am. The students were really active and had good response too that I got good feedback from Ma'am.Also, this week we were assigned discipline duty and as a result we were to serve meals for the students , also thr breakfast.
                  This week students had a Quiz competition based on the death anniversary of Basheer.I conducted the quiz for class VIII: E and the winners were selected from the competition and the names were given to the concerned teacher.The caricature of Basheer was placed on the notice board as part of his death anniversary.
                 This week Sangeetha ma'am came for observing our classes and she gave us a constructive feedback on our classes.She went back happily and shared her opinion that the students of our school were talented and brilliant.
Also this week we had celebrations regarding world population day.We, the trainees were allotted duties to paste the posters on the walls and pillars of the school.

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