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The Initiation of My School Internship
My school internship marks the very first hands-on experience of stepping into the role of a teacher. It was a memorable beginning — one that filled me with both excitement and nervousness during the initial days.

On our arrival, the Principal, Mrs. Shyni Ma’am, welcomed us warmly, which instantly made us feel comfortable and valued. I was allotted to St. John’s Mattom Higher Secondary School, Thattarambalam along with my colleague, Aradhana. Together, we visited the office, marked our attendance, and were guided to our allotted space — a classroom arranged as our staff room.

I felt a sense of belonging the moment I stepped in. The ambience of our staff room was something I truly cherished, especially because of the beautiful field that stretched beside the building. The calm and refreshing environment gave me a positive energy to begin my journey as a teacher.

Mery miss  instructed as to interact with the pupil first.Teachers help us to get the time table and familiarising the rules and regulations of the school.

During the first three days of the week I got an opportunity to meet students of Higher secondary school classes. We also completed 3 lesson plans.
It was my first time on meeting pupils in an official
manner. I was created by the buzzing sounds of students, each with their unique name, personalities and stories. In my initial interaction with the students I realised the importance of building rapport. They were also curious about me and I could sense there eagerness to learn. 

During my first three classes of teaching, it is clear that every student has their own style of learning. I asked them about their opinion regarding the subject. It was really happy to found that they have great interest in exploring business studies.

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