WEEKLY REFLECTION- 6

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WEEKLY REFLECTION
School Internship Phase II
Weekly Reflection

Week 6
7-11 January, 2019 
    The last week in LVHS, thus our II phase internship was coming to an end. Today we all were so busy with work as we have to conduct exam, finish up portions. From today onwards juniors accompanied us as a part of school visit to LVHS. They sat together with us in the staffroom were we divided the duties to them and arranged classes for them for observations and thus provided them with all the help we can. On Thursday I distributed the answer sheets of achievement test.
        Thus the last day in school arrived, the last day of the second phase internship came to an end. We all were busy as we decided to give treat to all staff in the school, thus distributed snacks and sweets to  principal, to the office and to all subject teachers in the respective staffroom. Everyone blessed us and said best wishes for future. To our surprise teachers from English department presented us with bunch of jalebis and biscuits and we all were happy and distributed it among our peers. I went to my class during 5th period and distributed ladu to students, all were very happy and they presented at lots of gifts there token of love and I was very happy I shared my experience and give them best wishes, took a few photos with them.
  Thus the II phase internship was truly a great experience, even though the work load was heavy we all enjoyed. It was truly great experience and was very happy that I was able to fulfill the aim of internship. In all sense these 30 days was really a great experience and I was very happy and blessed to be in this profession.

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