Demonstrations, School Induction, Microteaching...........

For two days we had class demonstrations by our seniors. Each demonstration showed the ways we can use teaching aids, ICT, to include children in group activities etc. This gave us a more clear picture on how to do our microteaching sessions.

After the demonstrations we had microteaching sessions of Neema, Aby, Shilpa and Aswathy. Each of them did a great job.

Then yesterday we had our Science Day celebrations 'Ramafi 2021' which was organized by the Physical science, Natural science and Maths associations. We, the Math association had a special edition of 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire?'. There was a great participation and involvement from the students and the faculty. The Physical Science association conducted a program called the 'Game of Facts' where a group of five from each optional class is supposed to make up a story using the picture displayed in the screen. The Natural Science association conducted a quiz but the winners are those who spelled out the answers first using the letters kept in the boxes in the auditorium. Both the games where interesting and fun.

The coming week we'll be having our school inductions. So the weekend is packed with works to be done. Hopefully, I'll be able to finish them all.

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