St. Marys weekly review, week 1


This week at St. Mary’s School was both engaging and educational. I taught units and measurement to Class 8 and atomic models to Class 9. Both lessons went well; the students were interactive and responsive, and I used visual aids to make complex concepts clearer.

In addition to teaching, I had morning, lunch, and noon duties. Morning duty involved greeting students and starting the day on a positive note. Lunch and noon duties were about supervising students during their breaks, ensuring they followed the rules and had a safe environment.

Overall, the experience was rewarding, allowing me to connect with students and staff while managing multiple responsibilities. I plan to incorporate more varied teaching methods and seek further feedback to enhance my effectiveness.

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