65th College Union

The day began with a prayer. The first hour was by Giby ma'am where she discussed about 'Adjustment vs Acceptance'. If we keep adjusting our life instead of accepting the situation we might get tired of it. Acceptance of others and our circumstances will help us to lead a more peaceful life.

During Maya ma'am's class we continued our discussion on humanism. We learned about Maslow's traingle of needs.

During the optional hours ma'am conducted microteaching demonstrations. Today I completed both of my demonstrations. I got 'Skill of illustrating with examples' and 'Skill of stimulus variation'. I got few feedbacks from Aswathy and Archana, hopefully I'll able to make the necessary changes in my lesson plans. Later we selected to Sajin, Aleena and Aby as our representatives to the college union.

After our lunch break we had Joju sir's class where he gave a small presentation on visual aids. Later three repsentatives from each class took part in the election to select the members of the 65th College Union and Subinjit from natural science association was elected as the union chairman.

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Day 31 of Online Classes

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