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The NSS camp was successfully conducted from December 22 to December 28 at Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore. The seven-day residential camp aimed at developing social awareness, leadership qualities, and a spirit of service among the volunteers. Throughout the camp, students actively participated in various activities such as community service, awareness programmes, cleanliness drives, group discussions, and skill-building sessions. These activities helped the volunteers understand social responsibilities and the value of teamwork. The camp provided a meaningful platform for students to connect with the community and apply classroom learning to real-life situations. Overall, the NSS camp was a productive and enriching experience that strengthened the sense of social commitment among us.

  The weekend was noticeably calmer than the previous ones, allowing us to closely observe students with diverse behaviours, learning styles, and levels of comprehension. Despite these variations, I ensured that every learner was actively involved in the learning process and motivated to perform to their fullest potential. The school atmosphere remained warm and encouraging, with students showing cooperation and affection. Along with teaching, we undertook substitution and discipline duties, which provided valuable insight into the functioning of the school system. One of the most important lessons I learned during this time was how to handle challenging students. Each learner requires a unique approach—some respond best to patience and care, while others need reassurance and gentle support. Overall, the weekend was calm, pleasant, and productive. On the final day, Anamika Ma’am visited to observe the classes of my fellow trainees and offered constructive feedback that was highly...