Blending Technology, Responsibility, and Creativity in School Life

 TEACHING PRACTICE PHASE - I 

Weekly Reflection - 7

Day - 30 (15 september 2025)

What a way to kick off the week! After the usual Monday assembly, the school hosted an exciting Little Kites One-Day Preliminary Camp from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.

The program was a huge success, officially inaugurated by our Headmaster, Sri. Sunil Kumar S, with Sri. Ansar M, Master Trainer from KITE Kollam, serving as the excellent resource person. The entire event was highly informative and inspiring, focusing on boosting the students' digital skills and creativity. Even with the camp running all day, we still managed our regular duties, including my class, noon meal duty, and dispersal. It was a busy, but incredibly rewarding, start to the week!

Day - 31 (16 september 2025)

Today shifted from the usual routine to a highly creative and collaborative challenge. Alongside our regular duties, we dove into a major project for the EDU 12 paper: scriptwriting. The theme we chose is the crucial issue of the Prohibition of Child Labour.

This task is giving us a powerful opportunity to blend educational objectives with drama. We're not just writing a script; we're crafting an engaging drama designed to raise significant awareness among the students. It's rewarding to think that our work could become a vibrant tool for social change right here in the school!

Day - 32 (17 september 2025)

The "Change of Destiny" drama is officially in production! Today, we moved into the next, and most exciting, phase: casting and first practice. Roles were assigned, and the script was handed over to our talented student actors.

The energy in the room during our first rehearsal was fantastic. We spent the time guiding them through their characters and dialogues, and their enthusiasm was incredibly encouraging. It’s rewarding to see the students not only embrace their acting roles but also begin to reflect deeply on the seriousness of child labour through their performance. We’ve hit the ground running!

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A Week of Duties, Discoveries, and Dedication

  TEACHING PRACTICE PHASE - I 

Weekly Reflection - 6

Day - 25 (08 september 2025)

This day marked the reopening after the Onam holidays. The day began with the regular signing of the register, followed by the morning assembly coordinated by the students of Class 5A. I had my usual third period along with a substitution period during the noon. The school atmosphere was quieter as the student strength was low after the break, and we also bid farewell to the temporary Arabic teacher as a permanent teacher was appointed. 

               Routine duties, including meal distribution and dispersal, were carried out smoothly, and the day ended on a pleasant note with the serving of tasty payasam in the evening.

Day - 26 (09 september 2025)

Another day, another lesson! Despite battling a fever, I started the day with the usual register duties. My third-period class was particularly challenging, but I pushed through. In a moment of unexpected teamwork, I even helped with a fun, albeit random, task: peeling eggs!

The day took on a more formal note as we attended a meeting to say farewell to our work experience Shabu Sir who officially left for his new post in Wayanad. After the meeting, it was back to the routine of taking classes and supervising dispersal duties. It was a hectic day, but one filled with both challenges and memorable moments.

Day - 27 (10 september 2025)

The 27 th day of my teaching practice unfolded in a familiar rhythm. It began with the standard duties after signing in, followed by a productive third period with my class. As the day progressed, I found myself assisting in various tasks, which is what makes each day unique.

The final period was a nice change of pace. David, Shamna and I helped with a yoga practice for Class 8A, focusing on getting them to line up and respond to commands. It was a good exercise in non-verbal communication and classroom management. The students were a good mix of focused and playful. As the final bell rang, we finished the day by assisting with dispersal duties, another staple of this teaching journey. Every day brings a new lesson, and today's was about adapting to different tasks, big and small.

Day - 28 (11 september 2025)

Day by day, the teaching practice gets more interesting! The day began with a buzz of excitement as the school hosted a chess competition for junior and sub-junior boys and girls. I was on duty from the morning, helping out with the event.

Even with the special duties, my third-period class with 8B went on

as usual. It's a fun challenge to balance my regular teaching with other school activities. After my class, I went straight back to assisting with the chess tournament. The real test of my multitasking came during the lunch break when I had an unexpected invigilation duty for a science quiz. It was interesting to see the students' competitive spirit extend from the chessboard to the quiz sheet! The rest of the day was a mix of routine duties and then assisting with dispersal duties in the evening. It was a busy day, but one filled with a great deal of variety.

Day - 29 (12 september 2025)

This day of teaching practice was a good one! It started with an unexpected visit to the science lab, which was perfectly arranged and a sight to see. My usual third-period class went well, and I assisted with my normal duties. The afternoon was dedicated to a P.T.A meeting, where teachers and parents discussed student performance and planned for the next quarter. The day ended with the usual dispersal duties.

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