Week 9

 

Ninth Week of Teaching Practice Report


During the ninth week of teaching practice, I taught the topic animal tissues. The lesson focused on introducing students to the different types of animal tissues and their functions.

The four major types of animal tissues—epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscular tissue, and nervous tissue—were explained with suitable examples. Diagrams and real-life illustrations were used to help students understand the structure and functions of each tissue clearly. Interactive questioning was encouraged to assess students’ understanding and maintain their interest.

The session was effective and helped students develop a basic understanding of the organisation of animal tissues in the human body. This week further enhanced my confidence in content delivery and classroom interaction.

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