WEEK FIVE OF TEACHING PRACTICE

 


        This week, we had a special assembly. It was in Hindi. This was entirely a new experience for me. The assembly was conducted on Mondays only.  The Headmistress gave a speech. Her words were very inspiring for the students and teachers.

          We also celebrated Children’s Day. It is the birthday of Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first
Prime Minister. The students gave speeches and they all spoke very well. On 14th November, it was World Diabetes Day. So health officials from Kayamkulam Taluk Hospital visited our school to take samples from the staff. 


        I tried to learn how to use the classroom projector this week. I want to use it for my lessons. Using the projector can make my teaching better and help the students understand more.

        I had my second observation this week. My option-in-charge, Rekha miss and Archana miss (General observation) watched my class. I wanted to do better than my first observation. I remembered the feedback from last time and tried to improve. I was confident while teaching, but I had a problem with time. The bell rang while I was giving the assignment. I need to work on my time management. I want to finish my lesson plan on time without rushing the students.

        This week taught me many things. I am happy with some parts, but I know I need to improve. I will keep trying to be a better teacher for my students.

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