Friday, November 28, 2025

WEEKLY REFLECTION- 4

WEEKLY REFLECTION- 4

Day 14 – 24/11/2025
Handled the regular class, Conduct remedial class,  performed routine school duties, and took substitution classes as required. The day concluded smoothly with regular school activities and a staff meeting regarding the upcoming Kalolsavam.

Day 15 – 25/11/2025
The school faced a teacher shortage due to election training duties, and teacher trainees handled multiple substitution classes. Conducted the scheduled class as assigned. The school environment remained active and busy due to the District Kalolsavam preparations.

Day 16 – 26/11/2025
During the fifth period, a general observation session was conducted. The day was highly engaging and meaningful, providing valuable insights into effective classroom practices.

Day 17 – 27/11/2025
Continued handling regular and substitution classes due to teacher shortage and ongoing Kalolsavam events. The day was productive with active student participation and effective classroom engagement.

Day 18 – 28/11/2025
Completed the chapter Polynomials and handled substitution classes. Also supported various school activities during the final day of the District Kalolsavam. Pending academic tasks and assigned school responsibilities were completed successfully.









Friday, November 21, 2025

WEEKLY REFLECTION- 3

 WEEKLY REFLECTION- 3

Day 9 – 17/11/2025 (Monday)

Had an optional observation by Sreelekshmi Miss during the  thirdv period. introducing the line and circles. The school celebrated Kalolsavam achievements, creating a lively and positive atmosphere. Handled the regular class as scheduled. The day helped in strengthening teaching confidence and classroom presence.

Day 10 – 18/11/2025 (Tuesday)
Handled the scheduled class in Class 8B . Optional observations for other teacher trainees continued throughout the day, and lesson-related work was completed. The day offered a balanced blend of teaching, observation, and school responsibilities.

Day 11 – 19/11/2025 (Wednesday)
Conducted a diagnostic test during the second period, to assess students’ understanding. Assisted with supervision during District Kalolsavam practice sessions. The day strengthened both instructional skills and responsibility handling.

Day 12 – 20/11/2025 (Thursday)
 Introduced and began teaching the chapter Decimal forms. The calm atmosphere of the day helped in focusing on cooperation, guidance, and professional support within the teaching team.

Day 13 – 21/11/2025 (Friday)
Handled morning lineup and midday meal serving duties. Despite fewer students due to a school tour, the class proceeded smoothly. The day highlighted the importance of balancing classroom teaching with additional school responsibilities.



Friday, November 14, 2025

WEEKLY REFLECTON - 2

 WEEKLY REFLECTON - 2

Day 4 – 10/11/2025 (Monday)

The day mainly focused on mid-term examination duties and preparations for the upcoming Kalolsavam. Assisted in maintaining discipline during intervals and helped in arranging materials for the cultural events. Handled the regular mathematics class in Class 8B, which encouraged active student participation.

Day 5 – 11/11/2025 (Tuesday)
The day reflected a blend of academic responsibilities and cultural activities. After supporting the examination sessions in the morning, handled the regular class and introduced the topic Distance. With the commencement of the Sub-District Kalolsavam, the school atmosphere remained active and lively. Balancing examination duties and cultural programmes helped in developing adaptability.

Day 6 – 12/11/2025 (Wednesday)
The day was busy and vibrant with regular teaching, substitution classes, and Kalolsavam-related duties. Assisted in Kalolsavam practice sessions, which helped in strengthening classroom management skills and the ability to multitask effectively.

Day 7 – 13/11/2025 (Thursday)
The day was eventful with teaching sessions, substitution classes, and the inauguration of the NCC Camp. Kalolsavam duties continued, and the NCC flag-hoisting ceremony added a sense of discipline and patriotism to the school atmosphere. The day provided meaningful exposure to both academic and co-curricular activities.

Day 8 – 14/11/2025 (Friday)
The day was lively with Children’s Day celebrations and the concluding events of the Sub-District Kalolsavam. Performed morning and evening line-up duties, assisted in midday meal serving, and managed multiple substitution classes. Introduced the topic Midpoint during the mathematics class. The Children’s Day rally and programmes created a joyful environment. Handling responsibilities independently enhanced confidence and strengthened a sense of professional responsibility.








Wednesday, November 12, 2025

INNOVATIVE MODEL 2

 INNOVATIVE MODEL 2

This innovative model was prepared to demonstrate a circle theorem in a clear and practical manner. It helps students visually understand that a perpendicular drawn from the center of a circle to a chord bisects the chord, thereby improving conceptual clarity and interest in learning geometry.


















Saturday, November 8, 2025

TEACHING PRACTICE PHASE 2

  The first week of Phase II teaching practice marked the beginning of a renewed and insightful journey as a teacher trainee. The week provided a meaningful blend of orientation, observation, and practical classroom engagement. It helped in re-establishing familiarity with the school environment, building rapport with students and teachers, and gaining hands-on experience in handling both academic and non-academic responsibilities.

Weekly Overview

Day 1 – 05/11/2025
The day began with orientation and familiarization with the school system. As regular classes were replaced by mid-term examinations, actively participated in examination-related duties such as arranging and distributing answer sheets. Met the mentor teacher, Neethu Teacher, and handled the first mathematics class in Class 8B by introducing the chapter CIRCLES. The day provided a smooth and organized beginning, setting a positive tone for the teaching practice.

Day 2 – 06/11/2025
The second day was engaging and productive. Handled the scheduled class in ClasSs 8B and conducted an interactive teaching session that helped in establishing a positive rapport with students. Assisted in IT examination duties and supported the coordination of Kalolsavam practice in the afternoon. The day enhanced understanding of balancing classroom teaching with school-level responsibilities.

Day 3 – 07/11/2025
The third day included a combination of academic work, celebrations, and discipline-related duties. Performed morning line-up duty and participated in the NCC programme commemorating 150 years of the national song “Vande Mataram.” During the regular mathematics period in Class 8B, taught the topic CHORDS, which was well received by the students. Also assisted in midday meal distribution and Kalolsavam practice, contributing to the smooth functioning of school activities.







Friday, November 7, 2025

CONSCIENTIZATION PROGRAMME

 Awareness on the Adverse Effects of

 Substance Usage



Introduction


A conscientization programme on “Awareness on the Adverse Effects of Substance Usage” was organized on 6th October 2025 in Class 9H from 2:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. The aim of the session was to make students aware of the dangers and harmful impacts of drug and alcohol abuse. The programme was planned and carried out under the guidance of five teachers, each of whom played a specific role in the smooth conduct of the event. The class began with an introductory session handled by me, where I highlighted the relevance of the topic in the present social context and explained how substance abuse can destroy an individual’s physical health and mental peace.

The programme aimed to empower students with knowledge and to strengthen their ability to make informed and responsible choices. Through active participation, the students were encouraged to reflect on how substance use can negatively affect their lives, families, and society. The session also created a platform for open discussion, where students could freely express their thoughts and opinions on this sensitive issue.

The introduction helped to set a positive and thoughtful tone for the programme. It prepared students to receive the message with attention and curiosity and motivated them to take part wholeheartedly in the activities that followed. The collaborative effort of the teachers ensured that the event became not just an informative class but also an experience that inspired personal reflection and change.


Need and Significance

Substance abuse among youth is one of the most pressing social problems faced by modern society. Many young people fall into addiction due to peer pressure, curiosity, or emotional instability, without realizing the long-term effects it has on their physical and mental well-being. The growing prevalence of such habits calls for urgent awareness and preventive action at the school level. Early education plays a vital role in shaping responsible attitudes and helping students stay away from harmful influences.

This conscientization programme was designed with the intention of developing awareness among students about the harmful consequences of substance use and motivating them to choose a healthy and disciplined lifestyle. It sought to provide students with the right knowledge, moral guidance, and emotional strength to face peer pressure and make wise decisions. The session also aimed to encourage open communication, where students could clarify their doubts and understand the real-life dangers of addiction.

Beyond raising awareness, the programme carried social significance. It promoted the idea that every student has a role to play in building a drug-free society. By helping students internalize the values of self-control, discipline, and empathy, the event aimed to create a ripple effect — inspiring others in the school community to adopt and advocate for healthy, substance-free living.



Objectives

1. To make students aware of the harmful effects of substance use and addiction.

2. To help students develop a positive attitude toward healthy living.

3. To promote self-control and awareness of the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse.

4. To enable students to identify ways to prevent substance use in their surroundings.

5. To encourage them to become ambassadors of a drug-free society.


Reflection

The conscientization programme was well-organized and meaningful. Each teacher actively participated in executing the event as per the planned programme chart.


Introduction

The programme commenced with a warm and engaging introduction by me. I began by welcoming all the students and setting a positive tone for the session. I explained the theme of the day — “Awareness on the Adverse Effects of Substance Usage.” The introduction aimed to draw the students’ attention to one of the most pressing issues faced by today’s youth. I spoke about how substance abuse has become a growing concern in modern society and how it affects individuals, families, and communities at large. The purpose of the session was clearly outlined — to create awareness, promote self-control, and encourage healthy, substance-free lifestyles among students. I also highlighted the relevance of this topic in the context of increasing peer pressure and social influences, helping the students realize the importance of making conscious and responsible choices. The students listened attentively and seemed genuinely interested in learning more about the issue.

Objectives

The next segment of the programme was handled by Anu, who presented the objectives of the awareness session in a clear and systematic manner. She emphasized that the main goal of the programme was to educate students about the harmful effects of substance use — including drugs, alcohol, and tobacco — and to motivate them to stay away from such practices. She explained how awareness is the first step toward prevention and how gaining knowledge about these issues can empower young people to make the right decisions in life. Anu also pointed out that by understanding the physical, emotional, and social consequences of substance abuse, students can not only protect themselves but also influence their peers and community positively. Her well-prepared and confident presentation helped the audience understand the direction and purpose of the entire session.

Awareness Session

The main part of the programme — the Awareness Session — was conducted by Vaishnavi, who delivered an informative and engaging talk supported by a PowerPoint presentation and visually appealing charts. Her session covered a wide range of topics related to substance use and abuse, including the physical consequences such as damage to the brain, liver, and other organs; the psychological impacts like depression, anxiety, and loss of self-control; and the social problems including broken relationships, poor academic performance, and legal issues. To make the session more relatable, she included a short video showcasing real-life stories and the devastating effects of addiction on individuals and families. The visuals and personal accounts in the video deeply moved the students, helping them connect emotionally with the topic. The session succeeded in making the audience realize how easily substance use can destroy one’s health, future, and peace of mind. Vaishnavi concluded her session by stressing that prevention is always better than cure, and that awareness, strong willpower, and supportive friendships can help one stay drug-free.

Group Discussion

Following the awareness talk, Sijishna coordinated an interactive group discussion activity to actively involve the students and encourage them to express their views. The students were divided into small groups and assigned topics such as “Causes of Substance Use,” “Preventive Measures,” and “The Role of Youth in Spreading Awareness.” Each group discussed their topic enthusiastically and later presented their main points before the audience. Many students shared insightful thoughts, identifying factors such as peer pressure, curiosity, stress, and lack of guidance as the major reasons behind substance use. They also came up with creative ideas for prevention — including organizing awareness campaigns, peer counseling sessions, and extracurricular activities to promote healthy habits. What stood out most was the students’ eagerness to take initiative and their strong determination to stay away from harmful substances. The activity encouraged teamwork, critical thinking, and self-reflection among the participants.

Conclusion

The programme concluded with a thoughtful and inspiring summary by Ancy, who beautifully captured the essence of the entire session. She recapped the major points discussed — the dangers of substance abuse, the importance of awareness, and the value of making responsible choices. Ancy encouraged everyone to lead a healthy and meaningful life, free from the clutches of addiction. Her motivational words, “Say No to Drugs – Choose Life,” resonated deeply with the audience and served as a strong reminder of the power of individual choice. The message left a lasting impact on the students, reinforcing the idea that true strength lies in self-control and wise decision-making.

 The programme was both informative and inspiring, successfully achieving its objective of promoting awareness and responsibility among the youth.

Overall, the conscientization class was a great success. All teachers performed their assigned duties responsibly, and the students’ active involvement made the session lively and impactful. The awareness video and group discussions left a strong impression on the students, helping them realize the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy life.


Conclusion


The conscientization programme on “Awareness on the Adverse Effects of Substance Usage” concluded successfully with active participation from both teachers and students. The session effectively achieved its purpose of enlightening students about the physical, mental, and social consequences of substance abuse. Each activity—from the introduction and awareness talk to the group discussion and concluding remarks—helped students gain a clearer understanding of the topic and its relevance to their daily lives.

The awareness video and discussions left a lasting impression on the learners, encouraging them to stay away from harmful habits and to make thoughtful decisions. The collaborative efforts of the teachers ensured that the class was not only educational but also deeply motivating. Students expressed positive feedback, stating that the programme helped them realize the importance of living a healthy and meaningful life.

In conclusion, the conscientization class proved to be a valuable learning experience that successfully combined knowledge with reflection. It strengthened the students’ awareness of their responsibilities toward themselves and society. The session ended with a strong message:
“Say No to Drugs – Choose Life.”

Appendix








Power Point Presentation






AWARENESS VIDEO

















WEEKLY REFLECTION 7

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