Phase II in the Training Journey

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 The start of my second school training period was yesterday. I was assigned to class IX D after meeting with the concerned instructors when I arrived at the school premises at 9:30 a.m. Although there are a few new faces in the class, I am gradually getting to know their names because I taught these students in VIII F last year, so I found it simple to break the ice.


I gave a brief introduction to the unit "Hours and Years," which tackles the idea of time's interconnection. The famous Egyptian author Naguib Mahfouz's lesson "Half a Day" was the next thing we tackled. We carried on studying this subject today.

The days at the school have been interesting and fruitful overall.

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