WEEKLY REFLECTION PHASE 2 (WEEK 1)

Weekly Reflection (25/11/2024-29/11/2024)

This first week of the second phase of my teaching practice has been both a challenging and rewarding experience. As I step into the classroom with more confidence compared to the initial phase, I also realize how much more there is to learn and refine.Overall, the first week in the second phase of my teaching practice was a valuable learning experience. I’ve gained insights into classroom dynamics, lesson delivery, and the importance of continual reflection and adaptation in the teaching process. I look forward to applying what I’ve learned and improving in the coming weeks.

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