Week 2

 SECOND WEEK




The second week brought new responsibilities and experiences. School examinations were conducted during this time, and I was assigned exam duty. It was a different experience altogether, giving me insight into the responsibilities involved in conducting examinations. Managing students during the exam period was a little challenging, but it helped me develop better classroom control and patience.

At the same time, the B.Ed. third semester began, which made the week slightly difficult to manage. Balancing teaching practice duties along with academic responsibilities caused some stress. However, with proper planning and determination, I was able to handle both effectively. This week taught me the importance of time management, adaptability, and staying calm under pressure.

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