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The second phase of my teaching practice began with renewed enthusiasm and confidence, as I stepped back into the familiar classroom environment. The initial days were filled with engaging lessons, revision sessions, and interactive activities across different classes. Teaching chapters like “Waiting for Rain” and guiding students through note discussions and textbook activities helped me strengthen my instructional skills and classroom rapport. Each period brought fresh learning experiences, from conducting academic sessions to assisting in cultural preparations for the upcoming Kalolsavam, all of which enriched my role as a trainee teacher. These four days reminded me that effective teaching is not just about lesson delivery, but about connecting, inspiring, and adapting to the needs of every learner. Participating in noon meal service, handling substitution periods, and organizing classroom activities allowed me to grow both professionally and personally. The blend of academic and c...

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Pattom Thanupillai Memorial College of Education organized a Mini Project Topic Presentation on 25 October 2025 at Dr. C. P. Sreekandan Nair Memorial Hall. The event served as an academic platform for third-semester B.Ed. student teachers to present their mini project titles and share valuable insights into their research journeys. This showcase reflected the college’s commitment to fostering research aptitude, academic collaboration, and innovative thinking among prospective teachers, creating an inspiring environment for scholarly growth and exchange of ideas.

The second phase of the teaching practice session is scheduled to commence from October 21st. During the meeting, the details of the tasks that need to be completed from the school were discussed. Additionally, the attendance books were distributed to us, emphasizing the importance of maintaining accurate records. Clear guidelines were provided to ensure a smooth and productive experience for all participants.

The Diwali celebration was organized by the first years. They arranged a Dandiya Raas performance as part of the celebration, and after that, the fireworks display began. We all enjoyed the day immensely, bonding over the festivities and sharing sweets together. The energy was electric, and the celebration was a huge success, leaving everyone in high spirits.

The sub-district Science Fest wrapped up with the final day of competitions, centering on Social Science events. Following the showcases of student knowledge and skills, the winners were announced during a grand closing ceremony. The fest ended successfully, leaving participants and attendees enthusiastic and appreciative, and taking home valuable memories and experiences.

Today is the second day of the sub-district Science Fest, and the competitions in science, maths, social science, and IT were held. I had the responsibility of class duty today, ensuring a smooth experience for the participants and visitors. The students showcased their knowledge and skills, and the judges evaluated their performances. The atmosphere was filled with excitement and enthusiasm, as students from various schools competed and learned from each other. 

PTM School hosted the first day of the sub-district science fest today, which focused on the Work Experience and IT categories. The event was a showcase of innovation, skill, and talent as students from various schools enthusiastically presented their creative exhibits to attendees and judges. The visible passion for science and technology made the event a resounding success in its goal to foster scientific inquiry in young minds.

"Koode College Union" conducted a food fest containing a variety of flavors. Students happily participated, showcasing their culinary skills and creativity. The fest featured a wide range of dishes, from traditional to modern fusion cuisine, delighting the taste buds of everyone. The event was a huge success, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among the students. 

The Halloween-themed Fresher's Day celebration was a resounding success. The juniors immediately established a lively atmosphere with their inventive costumes and spirited performances. The planned activities and games were effective icebreakers, fostering peer connections. A well-received lunch made the freshers feel truly valued. The entire event was a memorable beginning to their time at the institution.

Today was the College Union Election 2025-2026. The election started at 11:00 am and lasted until 1:00 pm. At 2:00 pm, the counting of votes began. After the counting, the results were announced. The position of Chairperson was won by a lady, which was appreciated by everyone. All the results were announced, and the winners were declared. The newly elected members were congratulated by the faculty, and the day ended with a celebratory gathering.

Today, the candidate meet for the College Union Election 2025-2026 was conducted. The students who are participating in their respective positions came and introduced themselves, stating what they would do if they got the position. From the 2nd year, there are four posts available. The students enthusiastically presented their ideas and plans, showcasing their leadership skills and vision for the roles. Overall, it was an engaging and insightful session.

This is the last week of Teaching Practice Phase 01 at KPMHS Krishnapuram. We've completed 45 days of teaching practice sessions, and this week has just two days. The days were productive. On Monday, I conducted an achievement test for Class 8, and the students actively participated, answering questions confidently. Before wrapping up, I also completed my assigned 40-lesson plan. On Tuesday, the last day of teaching practice, we concluded on a good note. The school started with a morning assembly where the Headmaster gave certificates to students who participated in a competition held by ISRO. As trainee teachers, this phase was memorable, offering valuable insights into teaching. The teachers and principal were supportive, making our experience at KPMHS Krishnapuram School truly unforgettable. We're leaving with cherished memories and valuable knowledge, and we're grateful for the foundational step in our teaching careers.

Today marks the last day of our first phase teaching practice at KPMHS Krishnapuram School. As trainee teachers, we've had a rewarding experience, learning and growing with each lesson. We've worked hard to complete our 40-lesson plan, and it's satisfying to see our efforts pay off. The students' enthusiasm and support have made this journey memorable. We're also grateful to the dedicated teachers and principal who have guided and supported us throughout our practice. The school's warm and nurturing environment has been instrumental in helping us develop our teaching skills. We'll cherish the memories and lessons learned during this phase, and we're excited to apply them in our future endeavors. With gratitude, we bid farewell to this chapter and look forward to the next phase of our teaching journey.

Today, I conducted the third school-based activity, 'Spoken English Lessons with Overseas English Course' using the reference book 'Overseas English Course' published by Overseas English Training Center. The session was very interactive and interesting, where the students enjoyed the spoken English session. They actively participated in conversations, role-plays, and pronunciation exercises, which helped build their confidence in speaking English. The students' enthusiasm was evident as they engaged in discussions and practiced phrases, making noticeable improvements in their fluency and clarity. Overall, it was a productive and engaging session that left a positive impact on the students' language skills."

The school auditorium came alive with vibrant energy as the Youth Festival unfolded with a series of exciting performances. The event featured mesmerizing dance programmes that showcased the talents and creativity of the students, filling the hall with applause and enthusiasm. Along with the dance events, other captivating performances such as mono act and mimicry added variety and entertainment to the day. The festival provided a wonderful platform for students to express their artistic abilities and celebrate the spirit of youth and culture within the school community.

Today, we conducted the second school-based activity. The topic we selected was 'Good Manners in Daily Life'. We took this session for the 6th-grade students, where they actively participated and showed great enthusiasm. Their positive response made the session even more engaging. We made the session more interactive by using a PPT and videos, which the students thoroughly enjoyed. The combination of visual aids and discussions helped them understand the importance of good manners in their daily lives. Overall, it was a productive and enjoyable session for both us and the students.

 Innovative classroom activity, “Action Work”, transformed the way students learned action verbs through a fun and interactive rolling box model. Made using simple materials like cardboard, thermocol, and colourful papers, the tool allowed students to rotate and discover example sentences of different action verbs such as run, dance, and cook. This hands-on approach not only made grammar learning exciting but also encouraged creativity, teamwork, and active participation. The joyful expressions and enthusiasm of the students proved that even a simple handmade teaching aid can make learning both meaningful and memorable.