SECOND PHASE TEACHING PRACTICE - FIRST WEEK(OCTOBER 15-17)

The second phase of my teaching practice began on 15th October at KSMVHSS, Edavattom, the same school allotted to me earlier.

October 15, Wednesday

On the first day, I handled my regular timetable class in 8A. I taught the topic Cell Organelles from the chapter Cells and Cell Clusters. To make the lesson effective, I used ICT tools and charts, which helped students understand the structure and functions of various cell organelles clearly.

October 16, Thursday

During the second period, I had a class in 9A where I taught the topic Health of the Kidney using the Inquiry Training Model. The method encouraged students to think critically and participate actively. On the same day, I also received substitution duties in 9B and 10A.

October 17, Friday

In the 4th period, I got a substitution class in 8A, where I taught the topic Plastids using different learning aids to enhance understanding. In the last period, I again handled 8A and taught Plant Tissues – Simple Tissues using an innovative lesson plan. In the morning, an exhibition was conducted for the Higher Secondary section, which added a vibrant academic atmosphere to the school.

Weekly Summary (October 15-17)

This week included several special events alongside regular teaching. We reported to school by 9:15 a.m. and left by 3:50 p.m. every day. In addition to teaching various topics like cell organelles, plastids, health of the kidney, plant tissue. We also assisted in serving the mid-day meal. The week provided opportunities to engage students with innovative teaching methods and participate in events promoting awareness, peace, and cultural heritage.

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