Weekly Reflection - FIRST WEEK OF SECOND PHASE TEACHING PRACTICE

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Our second phase of teaching practice began on 5th November 2025. I, along with Riza and Aleena, reached GHSS Anchalummood by 9:20 a.m. I was assigned to Class 9G, whereas during the first phase, I had taught Class 8G. On the very first day, I had the first period and went to the class feeling a mix of excitement and responsibility. The students were quite cooperative and attentive, which made my first day of the second phase pleasant and encouraging. The next day, 6th November, also went smoothly. The students listened carefully, participated actively in the classroom activities, and responded well throughout the session. On 7th November, I had the third period and continued teaching the story “The Unstoppable Soul Surfer” by Bethany Hamilton. I conducted classroom activities based on the lesson, and the students enthusiastically engaged in completing the activity cards and answering the questions. The day was made even more lively as the school celebrated winning the first prize in the Sub-district Youth Festival with a short rally. Overall, the first three days of the second phase were fruitful and filled with positive classroom experiences.






05/11/2025

Class and Period : 9G, 1st period
Lesson                  : The Unstoppable Soul Surfer
Topic                     : It came literally... my left arm.

06/11/2025

Class and period : 9G, 1st period
Lesson : The Unstoppable Soul Surfer
Topic :  It's funny... lost their head.

07/11/2025

Class and Period : 9G, 3rd period
Lesson                  : The Unstoppable Soul Surfer
Topic                     : My arm was.... saving your life.

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