WEEKLY REFLECTION SECOND PHASE (fourth week )

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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 trainees’ classes and also shared valuable feedback, which was very encouraging. My students were cooperative throughout the classes, making the experience even more rewarding.





Lesson Plan 14

Lesson: A Shield of Courage 
Topic: After a 17... of the hostages 
Activity: Write about who rescued the hostages 
Resources: Course book, Source book, blackboard, ppt slides 

Lesson Plan 15

Lesson: A Shield of Courage 
Topic: Neerja's heroism at... security procedures worldwide 
Activity: Write about whom Neerja protected 
Resources: Course book, Source book, blackboard, ppt slides 

Lesson Plan 16

Lesson: A Shield of Courage
Topic:  Neeraja's heroism at.... security procedures world wide 
Activity: Write one sentence about the purpose of the Neerja Bhanot trust 
Resources: Course book, Source book, blackboard, ppt slides

Lesson Plan 17

Lesson: A Shield of Courage
Topic: Textual activities 
Activity: Write a short profile of a famous personaity you admire 

Resources: Course book, Source book, blackboard


Lesson Plan 18

Lesson: A Shield of Courage
Topic: Textual activities 
Activity: Complete the activity in page no 135
Resources: Course book, Source book, blackboard


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