athulyakrishnaMTTC

  The cell cycle is a sequence of stages that cells go through for growth and division. It consists of interphase (G₁ for cell growth, S for DNA replication, G₂ for preparation) and the mitotic phase (mitosis for nuclear division and cytokinesis for cytoplasmic division). This process ensures genetic stability, growth, repair, and reproduction in multicellular organisms

On this week of teaching practice from January 20 to january 24.The last week of our teaching practice which we gone to completed very successfully an to be in very proud.On tuesday I had a observation from my teacher Dr. Asha K Thomas on VIII C and the topic which I took is Ex-situ conservation. The school give me a widw range of experience and can maintain a good rappo with teachers and non also with non teaching staffs , close to my heart. Most to be precious and very gratitude to my little angels to be a part of my life. With out the support of my students and teachers I will be never be so confident to teach.

On this week of teaching practice from JANUARY 13 to JANUARY 17, made the new horizons of teaching practice effectively . On this week we had observation from Dr. Sojia John on Thursday, Which I took class on VIII C on the topic Insitu conservation with intersting activties. And I effectively use my time fot the preparation of KTET Exams scheluded on saturdar and sunday.

  INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION

This week of teaching practice from 6th january to 10 th january is the new begining for new era 2025.After christmas vaccation and our coomunity living camp we went to our world with lots of happiness. on monday itself we had the meeting fot HARITHA VIDHYALAYAM , in which our school is selected as haritha vishyalam in pathanamthitta district.on tuesday a sinature campaign and human chain to be organised as the part of haritha vidhyalam. And on thursday its official to be announced Govt HSS AND VHSS selected as HARITHA VIDHYALAYAM Also in the assembly prize distribution of district level uoth festival were organised "/>

 An ecosystem is a community of living organisms interacting with their physical environment. It includes biotic (plants, animals, microbes) and abiotic (soil, water, air) components, maintaining ecological balance. Pond Ecosystem: A freshwater ecosystem with aquatic plants, fish, insects, and microorganisms. Desert Ecosystem: Characterized by extreme temperatures, low rainfall, and drought-resistant plants like cacti. Grassland Ecosystem: Dominated by grasses, supporting herbivores like deer and predators. Forest Ecosystem: Dense vegetation with diverse flora and fauna, playing a key role in oxygen production and climate regulation

According to the B.Ed. curriculum , we also conducted the community living program to our destination MAR THOMA DHYANATHEERAM , PERUNGALAM , KOLLAM.

Click Here to View My Innovative Work