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 Second semester is progressing like anything. Today, we had three hours of optional class, where we felt like returning home, to our dear Meekha mam where we had our Micro teaching lesson plan writing session which went really good. The next two hours were dealt by dear Joju sir who deals with the subject, Assessment. He gave an introduction to assessment. During those two months of vacation and series of exam sessions, we hardly got quality time to spent with each other in class. We are looking foward to this short semester where we can build our bonds stronger. 

Just like any other, today also went away. Except from the usual class, there was an eye test camp named IRIS organised by the association of Natural Science Class. A group from Dr Agarwal’s eye hospital visited us for eye checkup. There were four people in their group.It was a nice experience to get my eyes checked free of cost😂. I was advised to  continue using my glasses.More than hundred people took eye tests. That sums up the day😊

 And It was a memorable international women’s day celebration 😊. During the first two hours dear Maya man gave an opportunity to our dear male members of the class to deliver a message on the day and all of them literally, all of them had some or the other valid point to make. Yes we can surely hope for a better no, the best society in the future. During the next two hours we had Yoga class led by dear George sir who familiarised everyone with 6 asanas like dhanurasana, padmasana etc. After which, we had English optionals where we had to work on content analysis. From 2 :30, the celebrations began😊 where I got an opportunity to perform with dear Kavya. It was yet another beautiful experience being on stage😊 happily singing one of your favourite songs. The programme conducted by the women's cell was so refreshing😌 and in the end I got an opportunity to be a part of the quiz competition and win a munch😁. All the best for the co-ordinator Bindu mam and the students for future ven...

 Yet another week started together.. Life is getting more difficult and busier these days. Exams are getting nearer and teachers are literally panting to finish the portions where the students are juggling with the assignments. Today, the first two hours we had optional where we discussed lesson plan; in the absence of dear Meekha mam. In the next hours we had dear Maya mam to guide our seminar presentation... some discussions were also surprisingly initiated after class😊 In the next two hours, we had dear Ancy mam with Vygotsky’s and Choamsky’s theories of Language Development. 

 Final day of the International seminar held at MTTC. It can be considered as a significant opportunity where we could listen to many presentations of faculty members of colleges, Researches , Student teachers on Blended Learning. Dear Shiney mam was very supportive in dealing effectively with the duties of the day. Hopefully waiting for yet another seminar next year.😊

It was the first day of the International Seminar conducted by MTTC on Blended learning.I got a wonderful opportunity to be a part of it ,assisting dear Shiney Mam. Our group comprised of Nandana, Arya, Rakendu, Shilpa, Lekshmi, Karishma and we could together spent valuable time sharing responsibilties. Nearly 200 papers were presented on the day each and most of them clearly gave an insight on the potentialities of Blended learning.  A day which will be cherished😊

  As part of the cultural visit prescribed in the syllabus, we , the bunch of 100 went to the GuruGopinath Natana Gramam, a cultural centre, named after the late Dr. Guru Gopinath, a pioneer reformer of Kathakali dance, situated at Vattiyoorkavu, a suburb of capital city Thiruvananthapuram. The Guru Gopinath Natanagramam has been established as a centre for learning, training and research in various Indian Dance forms, particularly Kerala Natanam, the dance form composed by the maestro Guru Gopinath. The institution carries on the attempts initiated by the Guru to popularise the dance forms of Kerala and to find fresh talents. We had a presentation on the cultural centre showing the significance of Keralanatanam taken up by Dr Sajeev Nair, an amazing personality, disciple of Guru Gopinath. After attending the same , we had the privilege to explore the nooks and corners of the center. The museum was a significant experience. After spending nearly five hours watching the magnificent ...