Teaching is an Aha experience....

 Asusual the day started with prayer...Don't know what's the reason...I were quite happy today...😁😀😁😀😁😀Maya miss started the day by reciting the slogan :

“Anantham, ajnatam, avarnaneeyam,
Ee loka golam tiriyunna maargam;
Atinkalengandoridatthirunnu
Nokkunna martyan kathayentu kandu?”

                       –  Naalappaattu Naaraayana Menon.  

Then miss taught about Realism.

Next class was Archana teacher's. She continued the class on the topic 'Schools of Psychology.' Today we were taught the schools Behaviourism, Cognitive Psychology, Humanistic Psychology and Gestalt Psychology.

Next class was by our beloved principal sir Dr. Benedict. Sir made an interactive section on the topic 'Early Steps in Teaching and Pedagogy'. He mentioned many times that "Teaching must be an AHA experience". Next we discussed about the bipolar and tri-polar concepts of education and , about the strokes... A teacher should be a person who gives positive strokes to the student...through which he/she can see clearly the world which was unknown for them because of the dark blanket they had around their eyes. We also discussed about CAP(Childhood, Adulthood, Parenthood) and Stake holders( Those who have a responsible position in any organisational management)...which was a new information for all of us. He also pointed out the fact that, " the most significant stake holders are none other than students".

Then he divided us into 3 groups in the order of first child, middle child and last child. First child and last child groups were more in numbers compare to the middle child group which consisted of only 4. We discussed about the advantages and disadvantages of us being these categories. He ended the class after defining about the Root System Analysis. 

Afternoon class was Joju sir's. He described about ' Edgar Dales Cone of Experience'.