Week 8





 Eighth Week of Teaching Practice Report (6-10-25)


The eighth week of my teaching practice coincided with the conduct of the school Kalolsavam, which created a vibrant and enthusiastic atmosphere in the school. Students actively participated in various cultural programmes, and overall school activities were carried out smoothly.

Along with the co-curricular activities, academic teaching was also continued. During this week, I taught meristematic tissue and permanent tissue. The lesson included the types, characteristics, and functions of meristematic tissues, followed by a detailed explanation of permanent tissues with suitable examples. Diagrams and simple explanations were used to ensure better understanding.

Despite the busy schedule due to Kalolsavam, the classes were conducted effectively, and students showed interest in both academic and cultural activities. This week helped me understand the importance of balancing curricular and co-curricular activities in school life.

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