Teaching Practice Phase 2: Day 7

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Enduring the indolence in the wake of a heavy rain,  we reached GGHSS,  Manacaud today. After the morning duty in 9E class, I went on to prepare notes on the next chapter 'The Boy Who Drew Cats' for 8F. During the fourth period, I took a class on the topic Question tags using direct instruction model. 
The students' response to different activities showed that though they discerned the topic clearly, they take a lot of time to work out the exercises. I asked the learners to work more on question tags at home as it's an important topic in English. 
We were given duty to serve noon meal to the students but when we went for the same, the teachers informed that they would serve the meal. So we returned and relished our lunch. After lunch, I spent time preparing lesson plans for the upcoming classes.

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