Post- Weekly Update VI

-

 A lot happened this past week, including significant turning points in my practice teaching career. Along with my fellow B.Ed. trainees, I was given the exceptional chance to lead the morning assembly on Monday, July 22. An important turning point in our practice teaching phase was that this was our first time leading the assembly. The school commemorated Lunar Day with a number of interesting events after the assembly. The 8E kids performed a group song, a day-related skit, and speeches in both Malayalam and English to demonstrate their abilities. Their performances had instructional value in addition to entertainment value. Students also took part in the "Ambilimamanoro Kaththu" letter-writing competition to Moon.

Additionally, the First Mid-Semester Examination began on Wednesday. We took on the duty of producing the question paper for the English test, which was held on Thursday, July 25th, as part of our rigorous exam preparation. I had never led an exam before, and it put my attention to detail and organisational abilities to the test. On Saturday, July 27, there was a special working day to round out the week. A special morning assembly for the School Sports Fest oath-taking ceremony was the high point of the day. This festival, which is modelled after the Olympic Games, will begin this year and take place every four years.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Arts Day

-
Image
       Art has the ability to inspire creativity and transcend borders. We held our Arts Day celebration, "Niravu 2K23," on August 22 and 23.  There was tremendous energy and excitement throughout the two days. Three Houses, Tagore, Gandhi, and Aurobindo, competed in various individual and group events. Participants were B.Ed. second and fourth semester students. The festival was expertly managed by the planners, who performed an excellent job. The two days served as a forum for education, teamwork, and personal development.
Read more

International Yoga Day

-
Image
On this day, which is widely recognised as International Yoga Day, first-year B.Ed. and M.Ed. students from NSS Training College participated in a yoga session sponsored by the Department of Physical Education. Ms. Bincey (Natural Science Dept.) gave the welcoming talk and Ms. Anjali (Geography Dept.) anchoring the programming. Mr. K.C. Vijaya Mohanan, a certified yoga instructor, served as the resource person. He discussed the effects yoga may have on a person's life as well as the physical, emotional, and spiritual advantages of practicing yoga. As aspiring educators, we must recognise the role that yoga plays in helping students develop overall wellbeing. Yoga poses, or asanas, such as Vajrasana, Mandukasana, Marjarasana, etc., were practiced during the session. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks being delivered by Ms. Niranjana from the Malayalam Department.
Read more