Sixth Week Reflection

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Sixth Week {10/12/18 - 14/12/18}

There was a pledge taken by the whole students on behalf of the HUMAN RIGHTS DAY on December 10.  I went to the class and took my next lesson.  The lesson was about Area of Parallelogram.  I had used Constructivist model to teach them.  And students had attained the concept very easily.  But when I started to explain the same idea similar to the textbook, they found difficult.  So I just made sure, they get the concept I had taught.  I had made them do problems based on the topic taught earlier.  And they were getting the answers easily.  The class continued till the time of announcement by the teachers for guiding the students on the basis of the examination, which was going to start on the next day.  After the meeting, students had left to home.  Because school had declared leave for them.


     From December 11 to December 13, we didn't had any of the classes due to exam.  We reached the school on time and we were having exam duties in some of the classes when the teachers were not there.  So the rest of the days went in the exam duty and doing our own works in the staff room.

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