WEEKEND REPORT 5 - PHASE 2

 This week, from 6/ 01/ 25 to 10/01/25, I had the opportunity to complete a school internship, where 1 immersed myself to the daily routines of a classroom -Over the five days, I observed teaching methods, as-ted with lessons, gaining valuable insigbh Into the teaching prole-SSion


6/01/25- I observed classroom routines and started familiarning myself with the school envizonroent


7/01/25- Iassisted the teacher in preparing materials for the day's lessons.


8/01/25 - I  look on a more active Role by intercading more with the students. 

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