Teaching practice week 4

 Day 15 

Today, I arrived at school at 9:00 a.m., took the morning attendance, and joined the morning line duty. In the second period, I received a substitution class in 8E, where I concluded the chapter A Tryst with Destiny. The students were attentive, and the session helped in wrapping up the remaining ideas effectively.

In the fourth period, I had my regular class with 8E, which was also an observation hour by my optional teacher, Sithusha Miss. I introduced the new chapter Thank You Ma’am using an ICT-based lesson plan. I incorporated digital resources throughout the class to support better comprehension and engagement. The students responded enthusiastically, and the lesson proceeded smoothly. After the class, my teacher appreciated my efforts and mentioned that I had shown noticeable improvement compared to my previous classes, which motivated me greatly.

I had noon meal duty today, ensuring the distribution went in an orderly and calm manner. Later, I performed the evening line duty, helping maintain discipline as the school dispersed. The school day ended at 3:25 p.m. with the national anthem. After completing all responsibilities and signing the evening attendance, I left the school at 4:15 p.m., feeling satisfied with the day’s progress and feedback.

Day 16 

Today, I arrived at school at 9:00 a.m., took the morning attendance, and joined the morning line duty. Early in the day, I received a substitution class in 8A, where I helped the students clarify their doubts related to the chapter Thank You Ma’am. The session was productive, and the students actively interacted and sought explanations for the parts they found difficult.

In the seventh period, I had my regular class with 8E, which was also observed by my general teacher, Anju Miss. I taught the remaining portion of Thank You Ma’am, ensuring the lesson flowed smoothly and the students stayed engaged. I integrated ICT throughout the class to enhance understanding and make the content more accessible. After the session, Anju Miss appreciated my teaching, particularly highlighting the clarity of presentation and excellent time management. Her feedback was encouraging and gave me more confidence in my classroom practices.

I did not have noon meal duty today, which allowed me to spend some time preparing for the afternoon classes and organizing my materials. I also had evening line duty, ensuring discipline during dispersal. The school day officially ended at 3:25 p.m. with the national anthem, and I left the campus at 4:15 p.m. after signing the evening attendance.