TEACHING PRACTICE PHASE II - WEEK 6
TEACHING PRACTICE PHASE II
WEEK 6
05/01/2025-09/01/2025
INTRODUCTION
Teaching practice is an essential component of the B.Ed programme, providing student teachers with practical exposure to real classroom situations. It helps in developing teaching skills, classroom management abilities, and a deeper understanding of learners and school activities. Along with classroom teaching, active participation in co-curricular activities enables the trainee to understand the holistic functioning of a school and the overall development of students.
CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
06/01/2025 – Tuesday
1st Period: 9 A Metals and Non metals
Handled Chemistry class for 9A on the topic Metals and Non-metals. The lesson focused on basic properties, uses, and differences between metals and non-metals, supported with examples to ensure conceptual clarity.
6th Period: 8 A Characteristics of Magnetic field lines
Took Physics class for 8A on Characteristics of Magnetic Field Lines. The topic was explained using diagrams and real-life examples to help students visualize magnetic field patterns and understand their properties.
07/01/2025 – Wednesday
1st Period: 9A Hydrogen
Engaged 9A Chemistry class on the topic Hydrogen. The lesson covered its position in the periodic table, physical and chemical properties, and common uses.
5th Period: Magnetic flux density
Conducted Physics class for 8A on Magnetic Flux Density. The concept was introduced gradually, linking it with previously learned magnetic field characteristics to ensure continuity and better understanding.
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CO- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
06/01/2025 – Tuesday:
Participated in the morning assembly. Attended the orientation programme for Sugama Hindi examination. Also took part in the NMMS orientation, where students were guided about the examination pattern and preparation strategies.
07/01/2025 – Wednesday:
Attended the orientation session for the Sugama Hindi Examination, focusing on syllabus and examination guidelines. Participated in the NMMS orientation to further support students in understanding the exam requirements and expectations.
EXTRA- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
07/01/2025 – Wednesday:
Assisted in the distribution of the mid-day meal, ensuring orderly management and proper supervision of students during the process.
The bi-weekly period of my Phase II teaching practice was marked by a balance between academic instruction, examination-related responsibilities, and student support activities. During the Christmas examination period, I actively assisted in various exam duties such as seating arrangements, distribution and collection of question papers and answer scripts, maintaining discipline, and supporting invigilators. These responsibilities provided first-hand experience in examination management and highlighted the importance of organization, vigilance, and fairness in ensuring a smooth and stress-free examination environment for students.
In addition to administrative duties, I conducted a class on examination stress management, focusing on practical strategies like effective time management, relaxation techniques, and positive thinking. This session helped students approach examinations with greater confidence and emotional balance, reinforcing the teacher’s role in supporting students’ mental well-being alongside academic performance.
The post-examination period allowed me to resume classroom teaching, where I handled Chemistry and Physics classes for Classes 9A and 8A. Teaching the topic of Hydrogen enabled me to explain fundamental concepts such as its properties, position in the periodic table, and practical applications, while the lesson on Magnetic Flux Density helped students build on their prior understanding of magnetic fields. These sessions strengthened my ability to ensure continuity in learning and to present concepts in a structured and comprehensible manner.
Participation in co-curricular activities such as morning assembly, Sugama Hindi and NMMS orientation programmes further broadened my understanding of student guidance and examination awareness. Repeated involvement in mid-day meal distribution reinforced the importance of discipline, care, and teamwork, and emphasized the teacher’s responsibility toward students’ physical well-being.
Overall, this bi-weekly period was professionally enriching and reflective in nature. It enhanced my confidence, organizational skills, and sensitivity toward students’ academic and emotional needs. The experiences reinforced my understanding that effective teaching extends beyond classroom instruction to include guidance, administration, and holistic student support, thereby contributing significantly to my growth as a future educator.
CONCLUSION
The teaching practice period was a valuable learning experience that helped in bridging the gap between theory and practice. Through classroom teaching, co-curricular activities, and school responsibilities, I was able to enhance my pedagogical skills, classroom management, and professional confidence. This experience contributed significantly to my overall professional growth as a future teacher and prepared me to handle real classroom situations effectively.












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