FOURTH WEEK OF SECOND PHASE TEACHING PRACTICE

 30/12/2024

Monday

Today, the school reopened after the Christmas vacation. I reached the school at 9:45 a.m. and signed the attendance register. Today, I took classes for 8th-standard students in the second and fifth periods. In the second period, I taught them about the characteristics of induced magnetism, and in the fifth period, I taught them about magnetic permeability. Both topics were from the chapter 'Magnetism'. At noon, we served meals for the students. We left the school at 4 p.m.

31/12/2024

Tuesday

Today I reached the school at 9.30 a.m. and signed the attendance register. I had to teach 8th and 9th standard today. I taught about electromagnets from which chapter 'Magnetism' for 8th std. In the case of 9th standard, I discussed the introduction about non-metals from the chapter 'Non-metals'. We served meals for the students at noon as usual. We left the school at 4 p.m.

01/01/2025

Wednesday

Today I reached the school at 9:30 a.m. and signed the attendance register as usual. An assembly was conducted in the morning in which prizes were distributed to those who secured A-grade in the sub-district school youth festival. Today, I engaged the 9th standard students and gave them a whole idea about the element hydrogen from the chapter 'Non-metals'. Served the afternoon meal for students. We left the school at 4.15 p.m.

03/01/2025

Friday

I reached the school at 9:30 AM today and signed the attendance register. Today, I had a period each for 8th standard and 9th standard. I taught about sound and sources of sound from the chapter 'Sound' for 8th standard and 9th standard students were introduced to the topic of hydrogen as a fuel from the chapter, 'Non-metals'. Served the meal for students at noon and left the school at 4 PM.


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