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Date: January 19 – January 23, 2026 “Teaching is not about information, it is about transformation.” The seventh week of my teaching practice marked the final and most reflective phase of my B.Ed. journey. As this week began, I felt a mix of confidence, responsibility, and emotion, knowing that I was nearing the end of my teaching practice. Each day gave me an opportunity to apply what I had learned throughout the course and engage students in meaningful learning experiences. Week 7 was a memorable and enriching experience. I could clearly see my growth in classroom management, confidence, and lesson delivery. The activities encouraged student participation and critical thinking. Completing my teaching practice gave me a strong sense of accomplishment and reinforced my desire to grow as a dedicated and student-centered teacher. Lesson Plans – Week 7 Lesson Plan 26 Lesson: Toys to Teens Topic: Market Development and Body Image Teaching Aids: Textbook, Blackboard, Charts, Flashcards,...

Date: January 12 – January 16, 2026 “A good teacher inspires hope, ignites imagination, and instills a love for learning.” This week helped me understand the learning level, interests, and thinking patterns of the students. I focused on interactive teaching, relatable examples, and simple activities to make the lessons meaningful and engaging. Week 6 was a productive and engaging week. Teaching Grade 4 students required patience, clarity, and creativity. The activities helped students relate lessons to their daily life, making learning more meaningful. This week strengthened my confidence and helped me improve my classroom interaction skills. Second Phase – Week 6 Lesson Plans (Grade 9) Lesson Plan 22 Date: 12th January 2026 Lesson: Walk Alone Author: Rabindranath Tagore Topic: If no one holds thy hand … many may aspire Teaching Aids: ICT materials, Textbook, Blackboard Activity / Discussion: Write a few lines explaining what hope means to you . Lesson Plan 23 Date: 13th January 2...

Date: JANUARY 06 – JANUARY 8 2026 “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” The third week of my teaching practice during the second phase was short but productive, with only three classes scheduled for the week. Each day provided meaningful teaching experiences that helped me improve my instructional skills and classroom interaction. I focused on learner participation, clarity of concepts, and effective use of teaching aids. Another important aspect of this week was the conscious effort to connect lesson objectives with students’ real-life experiences. I tried to make my classes more interactive by encouraging students to think, respond, and express their ideas freely. Special attention was given to using suitable teaching aids and activity-based learning so that students could understand the concepts easily and participate actively in the learning process. MAJOR EVENT Teaching practice classes Classroom interaction and activity-based learning Less...

  DAY 1 – Inauguration and Service Initiatives The first day of the NSS camp, meaningfully named Adhikiranam —symbolizing the dawn of new light—marked a promising beginning. The day commenced with smooth registration, followed by a vibrant prayer session that created a calm and reflective atmosphere. The flag hoisting ceremony was conducted by the respected Principal, Dr. M. Omanaseelan , which instilled a sense of pride and enthusiasm among the volunteers. Following this, Smt. Anupama M. R. delivered a warm welcome address, and Dr. M. Omanaseelan inspired the gathering with his powerful presidential address, emphasizing discipline, dedication, and service. The camp was officially inaugurated by Dr. Devipriya D. , whose words motivated the volunteers to uphold the core values of the NSS. A significant highlight of the day was Akshara Cheppu , a book collection initiative organized in memory of Dr. Anzar A. , which reflected the spirit of social responsibility. Dr. Devipriya D....

Bash Bethora 2025 , the Christmas celebration of Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore , was held with great joy and festive spirit on 23rd December 2025 at the college auditorium. The programme began with a graceful prayer dance, setting a reverent tone for the day, followed by meaningful readings from the Holy Bible. The event was well anchored by the masters of ceremony, keeping the audience engaged throughout. The highlight of the celebration was the presence of the Chief Guest, Br. Nithin Basil (OFM Cap) , who delivered an inspiring Christmas message emphasizing love, peace, and service to humanity. The welcome address, presidential address, and keynote address reflected the institution’s strong values and vision. Felicitation of dignitaries added grace to the occasion. The celebration concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks. Overall, Bash Bethora 2025 beautifully blended faith, culture, and community spirit, leaving lasting memories for everyone present. ...

24 NOVEMBER 2025- 28 NOVEMBER 2025  The entire weekend felt much calmer than the previous ones. We had the chance to directly observe many students, each displaying unique behaviours, learning styles, and levels of understanding. Despite these differences, I made it a point to include everyone in the learning process and encouraged each student to perform to the best of their ability. The school environment was very supportive, and the students were both cooperative and affectionate. We also handled substitution duties and discipline responsibilities, which gave us a deeper insight into how the school system functions. One of the most valuable lessons I gained was learning how to manage difficult students. Every learner is different, and they must be approached accordingly—some need love and patience, while others benefit from reassurance and gentle guidance. Overall, the weekend was peaceful, enjoyable, and productive. On the final day, Anamika Ma’am visited to observe my fellow...