Ninth Week (7/8/23- 11/8/23)

DIAGNOSTIC TEST AND REMEDIAL TEACHING

The Diagnostic test was conducted on 8/8/23. The portion for the test was mainly from learning the game and Bang the drum. The answer sheets were evaluated and given om the next day. On the 10th of the August a remedial teaching was also given to the students. Also a quick revision on the topics taught was also conducted.

The school commemorated the Hiroshima- Nagasaki day. As part of this students were asked to make sadako Birds. The classes which made the highest number of sadako birds were rewarded . Commemorating Hiroshima-Nagasaki day in schools holds immense educational value. It provides a platform for the students to learn about the historical significance of the tragic events. it also fosters critical thinking, empathy and a deeper understanding of peace. it enables the students to work towards a peaceful and harmonious world.

Well.. the celebrations in the school reminded me of the Peace conference held commemorating the Hiroshima Nagasaki day in our college last year. An exhibition was also conducted as part of this.

There was also an exhibition on the Chandrayaan mission . My students also made a model of the Chandrayaan.

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Eighth Week

EIGHTH WEEK 31/7/23 - 4/8/23 The teaching practice was extended till 11/8/23. The portion for my class is almost completed. Dr Ancy ma'am came for my general observation on 2/8/ 23. Students were taught the principle of dignity of labour as preached by Mahatma Gandhi. In order to make the students appreciate and respect all jobs equally, they were given activities to prepare gratitude notes to the people belonging to different jobs. They worked in groups and expressed their gratitude to people of different jobs.

Juggling the anxieties of project and elation about Onam😁

IT'S ONAM !!! The excitement during Onam celebrations is absolutely infectious!!! The kaleidoscope of vibrant hues, the harmonious cadence of traditional music, the delicious sadhya and the joyous laughter of friends and family union create an atmosphere filled with jubilance. Its that time of the year when everyone's spirits are lifted and the ambience is electrified with delight. Amidst the much-awaited Onam celebrations, the semester four students were busy with their project and other works to be submitted before the commission . Despite the bittersweet realization that this Onam marked our final celebration as students at MTTC, we wholeheartedly embraced the festive spirit. There were different programs like Mega thiruvathira and other Onam games .

COMMUNITY LIVING CAMP 2

Day 3 (14-12-2022) The events of the third day were organized by Team Insaniyat. The first session of the day was named “Arangukali” and was led by Mr. Bibin R, Research Scholar and Theatre Activist. The session mainly threw light on the importance of drama in education and introduced to us some techniques of theatre. This was followed by a competition of wood carving in which Team Ikshana consisting of Nimmy Joseph, Reshma and S. Arundhati emerged as the winners. The highlight of the day was the cultural programs organised by the various teams. Another significant event of the day was the paper file making session handled by Greeshma Gireeshan and Nimmy Joseph. The final session of the day was by Dr Vaishakan Thampi, Assistant Professor, M G College where he redefined and broadened our horizons on the concept of humanity. It was accompanied by an interactive session. The day concluded with a one hour camp fire. Day 4 (15-12-2022) One day trip was the main attractio

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