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"Your heart is slightly larger than the average human heart, but that's because you're a teacher.Teachers can change lives with the right mix of chalk and challenges." 

             The day goes with a tune of prayer and blends in every heart.The first hour was taken by our Maya miss.

# A mesmerizing hour by Maya miss😁😁
The hour was so mesmerizing and make us to realise the view and attitude about the proffesion. We discuss about Is teaching an art or science. About paradigm shift and metamorphosis.
               Teaching is a combination of art and science good teaching is the skillfull blent of artistic scientific element.

           Time to get some refreshing mind for that a group of singers sang song and make the day.

#The Honourable guest student teachers 👏👏👏
.             Four gorgeous student teachers had join to our college today and they where Introduced by our dear principal and he also delivered a small speech... Then the student teacher self convey about them and they feel so energized and smart...

#  Titlist hour by Gibi miss😍😍😍
Miss taught us little things means a lot and the leaner factors, about learning material and Maximus of teaching....
Know_unknow
Near_far
Specific _general
Simple_complex
She also take us to the world of imagary and it's make us to flew back to our schooling period and feel so special and the hour was so interesting.....

#The book room📚📚📚📚📚📚📚
                The only thing that you absolutely have to know, is the location of the library.
We went to library and scans books for our activities given by our shiney miss and we took some notes on them....

#Its the sizzling hour of Ancy miss😇😇😇
  Ancy miss taught us the Heredity and Enviornment.
          Personality = heredity x enviornment

Heredity consist of all structure,physical characteristics function or capacities from parents.
                We also discussed about stages of development._The prenatuee stage and post natural stage.Infancy (0-3).earlyhood    (3-6).  Latter childhood  (6-12) so on...

#The break zone🤪🤪🤪🤪
After the class we just hangout and enjoyed for a while.....

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