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08/02/2021 PRACTICE TEACHING DAY 1

Subject : Physics 
Chapter: Sound
Topic    : Sources of sound, Frequency, Factors affecting natural frequency 
The first class of internship phase 2 ..............
I was not tensed at all but very curious to interact with students. The subject teacher has introduced me to the class. I was so happy upon the quick responses from the students' part. I have started the class by introducing myself, then silent prayer followed by mentioning of certain instructions that need to followed throughout the online sessions.
1. All should mute their audio.
2.All need to respond via 'In call messages.'
3.In case of any network issue arise at the teacher's part or when the teacher is asked to mute anyone can unmute and respond.
Till the end students have maintained the instructions. I am very happy with the class.


I am happy that I could take the class to my satisfaction level.The feedback got from the students excited me a lot. The subject teacher too appreciated me for the class. I had included a Pranayama, BHASTRIKA murdering of bees to make clear the concept of "Sounds are being produced due to VIBRATIONS." 

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