Weekly Reflection Ninth Week

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The ninth week of my teaching practice was brief but filled with valuable experiences and lively moments. On 27th September 2025, I introduced a new prose lesson, Engine Trouble by R.K. Narayan. The story’s humor and clever narration instantly captured the students’ interest and engagement.The students thoroughly enjoyed the comic situation presented by the narrator and actively shared their interpretations. 

Following a short holiday break for Gandhi Jayanti and Mahanavami, classes resumed on 3rd October 2025. On that day, I continued teaching the lesson. We conducted the Conscientization program on October 3, we conducted a quiz competition regarding Gandhi's life. Certificates were given to students who won the competition.

In addition to regular lessons, the week also saw the conclusion of the literary competitions for the School Youth Festival. Students participated with great enthusiasm, showcasing their talents and passion for the arts.

Altogether, this week created a perfect blend of learning and celebration. It was deeply fulfilling to witness the students excel not only in academics but also in co-curricular activities, making the week both productive and joyful.


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