PHASE 1 - Day 6

-


After a long break, on 31 October 2023, Tuesday we rejoined CMGHSS, Poojapura, after our 2nd semester examination. In the second hour I was able to start a new chapter "A Day in the Country" with my 8 C students. Some of them even enquired how my exams went. After a small informal talk, I introduced them the lesson. I found that the students were still reluctant to answer the questions in the link talk. They were not ready to open up as they fear they might say something wrong. As a teacher, I insisted them, but it was useless. I decided to start some activities to improve their confidence and reduce their inhibition. The teacher observed that the students have problem only with sentence construction as they were answering all the comprehension questions. Even though they answered the comprehension question in groups, the teacher found Nitya very active in finding all the answers. Teacher then restructured the class from 6 to 4 groups depending on the availability of number of benches and desks. I also selected 4 new group leaders. I was satisfied with my class and was able to complete my lesson plan.

In the 7th hour, I engaged IX A students. We tried to start the first stanza of the poem "On Killing a tree". Since we were in a hurry to complete "Jungle Air Crash" last week, I didn't get enough time to connect with my students After completing the lesson plan, I had an informal conversation with them I also discussed the need to divide the class into groups as I felt that many girls sit in gangs without listening and murmuring every now and then. I made them write some slogans which made me understand that the cognitive level of 9th standard student are much higher than that of 8th standard. Teacher made them read these slogans related to environmental protection. Many students did it very creatively, but some students copied it from others. Teacher then encouraged them to express their own ideas, which was somewhat successful.

Popular posts from this blog

FIELD VISIT (SEMESTER 2)

-
Image
As part of the B.Ed curriculum, the second year B.Ed students of GCTE went for a field trip on 26 September 2023. This field trip was included in the community based practical programme of the second semester syllabus. The purpose of the field trip is usually for observation for education, non-experimental research or to provide students with experiences outside their everyday activities. The department of English, Hindi, Tamil, Social Science and Sanskrit decided to go to Neyyar Dam, Kottoor Elephant Rehabilitation Centre and Koyikal palace. Jayakrishna teacher of Hindi department, Kumar sir of Tamil department and Shaiba teacher of Sanskrit department and Santhosh sir of social science department accompanied us. OBJECTIVES OF FIELD TRIP 1. To develop a knowledge about rich heritage and history. 2. To develop self confidence in students. 3. To provide unique opportunities for learning. 4. To devlop co-operation among students. 5. To provide a platform for team work...
Read more

PICK THE WINNER!! FIFA WORLD CUP Qat_ar 2022 PREDICTION CONTEST

-
Image
The FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 is played from 20 November to 18 December. 32 teams compete across 64 matches in the 22nd edition of the world cup. Going in an unpredictable way, this world cup drags the football lovers all over the world on the brink of suspense by offering breathtaking performances. Whole world is celebrating this world cup by organising various activities. As part of celebrating the world cup the Physical Education department of GCTE organised a Prediction C ontest on 25 November 2022 . All teaching and non teaching staffs, students of first and second year B.Ed actively participated in the contest.  Participants were asked to predict the four semi finalist teams, two finalist teams and the winning team of Qatar 2022 World cup. The prediction box was placed in front of the General hall and the participants were given time till 4 pm on the same day.  The spirit of the world cup was equally reciprocated by the students through the creat...
Read more

VOTERS' DAY OATH

-
Image
On January 25, National Voters Day is observed to commemorate the founding day of the Election Commission of India, which was created in 1950. The first National Voters Day was observed on January 25, 2011, and ever since then, it has been observed on January 25 with a particular theme. This year will mark the 12th annual National Voters’ Day in 2023.  The National Voters Day 2023 celebration is done by the Indian government as a way to inspire young people to get involved in politics. Making Elections Inclusive, Accessible, and Participative is the focus of National Voters Day 2023 Theme. The goal of National Voters Day 2023 Theme is to encourage more people to vote in elections, regardless of their age, gender, ethnicity, or other characteristics. The Indian Election Commission also concentrates on measures to simplify and improve voter accessibility across the entire voting process. In commemoration of this day, voters day pledge was taken by the stu...
Read more