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Weekly Reflection - 2



Second Week {19/11/2018 - 24/11/2018}

On the second week of the teaching practice, we got a little more used to the school, surroundings, students and the teachers .Whenever there was staff meetings we would go to the LP, UP and high school sections and engage the classes. When we take substitution classes we would either narrate some stories or play language games. On this week there was a quiz competition held. We also had duty there to help teachers in conducting the quiz. Two of us were on the scoring board, writing down the scores of students. Two of us took pictures of it. And the others corrected the answer of the students. Also on this week our optional teacher’s from college visited the school and observed our classes.

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