Weekly Reflection - Seventh Week

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This week of teaching practice unfolded with new energy as I continued the chapter The Day My World Changed by Malala Yousafzai. Each classroom moment became a space for exploration, where interactive slides helped me bring Malala’s experiences closer to the learners. I reached the school at 9.20 a.m. each day, carrying not just teaching aids but also the excitement of trying out new strategies that blended ICT with activity-based learning.

Watching students connect Malala’s voice with their own dreams and struggles was truly inspiring. These sessions reminded me that teaching is not only about transmitting knowledge but also about igniting hope and imagination. Over the three days, I realized how literature, when paired with reflective writing and technology, can become a mirror for students to see their own possibilities more clearly.

Amidst the usual academic flow, the school was alive with sports events, which made balancing teaching and other duties a challenging yet enriching experience. We also played our parts in organizing the events.
















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