Ninth Week Reflection

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Ninth Week{07/01/19 - 11/01/19}

     I was able to finish my 30 lesson plans.  Area of Quadrilateral and its corresponding problems were done in the class itself.  I could feel that, the concept taught in text were difficult for them to some extend.  So I had used some of my ways to deliver the concept clearly to them.  They were clear about the equations and the formation of equation and its application in this chapter.  The chapter was also simply to learn, if the concept is understood.  I had done the conscientization programme on this week itself.  The topic was "Save Trees, Save Earth".  I presented the slides, videos and they had perceived the concept of the programme and conducted the poster making, essay writing, pencil drawing, slogan writing competitions, in which I had provided them with the necessary equipment.  Students had interestingly took part in the competitions.  From these works, I could find that, How much they had understood the topic and I was able to find the talents of students too.  I could figure out that, they are more interested in co-curricular activities.

CONSCIENTIZATION PROGRAMME






 

  On the last day of this week, I had revised all the topics which I had taught them.   That includes, "Construction of Quadrilaterals, Ratio, Area of Quadrilaterals".  Students who had remembered the concepts had remembered the concepts had responded well and some of the students had asked their doubts regarding some topics and I explained them to the whole class.  Students had been observing the whole class for better understanding.  This week I hadn't much works and classes, because of completion of lessons and doing the other related works.

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