Aparna Sukumar

 My first student interaction started from Government Higher Secondary School, Marayamuttom as part of the school induction programme.  As I stepped into the classrooms of the school on a bright Monday morning, a mix of excitement and nervousness filled the air. The eager faces of the young students stared back at me, their curiosity palpable. I introduced myself, and the classroom slowly warmed up to my presence. The initial moments were a whirlwind of introductions and establishing rapport. The children's enthusiasm was contagious, and their questions and energy kept me on my toes. I vividly remember the joy on their faces when they grasped the content that  I had delivered to them correctly. It was in those small victories that I found my own sense of fulfillment as a teacher. Over time, Marayamuttom School became not just a workplace but a community where I learned as much from my students as I taught them. The challenges were there, but so were the rewards, making th...

A well organized programme named "TELETUBBIES" was organized by the English Optional students as Subject Association Programme in order to enhance the cultural, productive and thinking skills of the teacher trainees. The programme was conducted by commemorating two significant days - World Television Day (November 21) and Universal Children's Day (November 20). Various events were conducted as part of the so called Subject Association Programme and every student from the English Option showcased their skills and talents.