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Week 5 @ St Goretti's HSS

 8th August 2022

We are back at St Goretti's after a short weekend. Today, Joju sir visited us for class observation and gave us instructions on how to control mass answering in class. Also, we are supposed to complete all our portions by this week, so that teachers can conduct revisions for the students for the Onam exam. As usual, I had classes at 8D and 9C

10th August 2022

Tuesday was a holiday due to Muharram. Today I taught multiplication of surds using the constructivist model. I was worried about its execution but the class went quite smoothly. At 8D, I'm almost done with the portions and I'll be conducting the achievement test on Friday.

11th August 2022

Today, we were given the responsibility of conducting the Independence Day programs at the school on the 15th of August. The teachers at the school gave some ideas on what the programs could be and suggested names of the students who would be apt for each program. We had planned 7 programs in total and 14 of us were divided into 7 groups to take responsibility for each item.

12th August 2022

Today, the class teachers selected students from their class for Independence Day programs, which lifted a huge weight off our shoulders as students initially were reluctant to participate. Sr Jeena and I were responsible for the 'Patriotic Song' program. Teachers from UP had selected students from various classes for the program and we just had to make sure that the students practised the songs well and showed up on time on the day of the program.

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