TEACHING PRACTICE REFLECTION WEEK 2

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 WEEKLY REFLECTION
It's crazy how fast time flies and how things progress. This week gave me handful of experiences and cheerful memories. When something feels like ours, we start loving it. I really started to love my school i felt like it's ours. Students were more cooperative and enthusiastic. They were more lovable. I got a gift from a student. It was a wonderful painting. Every day when students see me in corridor they wish me with due respect, that really made me so happy and proud.

School Experience

July 11, world population day school conducted a quiz competition and announced the winners
July 12, School celebrated Malala day and school organized English elocution competition and announced the winners.
The blood sample of SPC and JUNIOR REDCROSS students were collected by health department
July 16 , School organized an indoor class for SPC students about law and citizenship. Class handled by Sri. Suresh Babu T (sub inspector of police ,paravur)
Every day at 12.30 pm we go for serving food for children that was quite a good experience.

Class Experience
On July 11, we had general teacher observation. Rani ma'am from our college came for observation. Teacher observed my class at 8D on the topic distance and displacement. I felt like I took the class with confidence and teacher gave positive remark on my class. I have 4 divisions to handle. 8D,8F, 9D and 9E . Students are really loving and cooperative. I had completed 7 lesson plans in this week. This week helped me to improve my teaching strategies and skills. I’m really happy, satisfied and more confident with my teaching.

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