Week 5(24/11/2025 -28/11/2025)
The fifth week of my internship provided opportunities to handle concept-heavy topics using activity-based learning and inquiry-oriented teaching models, along with active participation in co-curricular programmes.
On 24th November 2025, I handled a class for VIII B during the third period on the topic “Reaction of Salts” from the unit Acids, Bases, and Salts. The lesson began with an introduction followed by a revision session to strengthen prior knowledge. Since the topic was extensive, three activities were included to ensure better understanding and student engagement. These activities helped in breaking down the concept and promoting active participation among students.
On 25th November 2025, I took a Physics class for IX A on the topic “Feather and Coin Experiment” from the unit Gravitation. The lesson was planned using the Inquiry Training Model, which encouraged students to ask yes-or-no questions to arrive at scientific explanations. Students responded enthusiastically, and the model created an engaging and thought-provoking learning environment, offering a novel experience for both the students and the teacher.
On 27th November 2025, I handled a class for VIII B during the 7th period on the topic “pH Scale” from the unit Acids, Bases, and Salts. Despite being the last period of the day, students showed keen interest due to the use of simulations and hands-on activities with litmus paper. These practical experiences enhanced curiosity and helped students understand the concept more effectively.
The week also included various co-curricular activities, such as a unix colouring competition, a Little Kitty Show, and a pledge against child marriage, which contributed to students’ social awareness and overall development.
Overall, the fifth week enhanced my confidence in managing lengthy topics, using inquiry-based teaching strategies, and integrating digital and hands-on learning experiences effectively.


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