Weekly reflection - 5th week

                

               WEEK 5 (30/01/2023 - 3/02/2023)

On this week I taught the remaining portions of 'Towards a brighter future'. On 1st Wednesday, my optional teacher visited the school for second time as a part of class observation. At that time I prepared to teach the topic 'Economic System'. Activities were given and students answered the questions brilliantly. On 2nd Thursday, optional teacher of Maths from our college visited the school for class observation of other trainees.

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