B.Ed DAYS

The Last Leaf"  is a short story by  O. Henry  published in 1907 in his collection  The Trimmed Lamp and Other Stories .The story is set in  Greenwich Village  during a pneumonia epidemic. It tells the story of an old artist who saves the life of a young artist, dying of pneumonia, by giving her the will to live. She can see an ivy plant through the window gradually losing its leaves, and has taken it into her head that she will die when the last leaf falls. Seemingly, it never does fall, and she survives. We learn that in reality the vine lost all its leaves. What she thought she saw was a leaf, painted on the wall with perfect realism, by the old artist. The old artist dies of pneumonia contracted while being out in the wet and cold, painting the last leaf.

Juliane Koepcke Juliane Koepcke is a German-Peruvian biologist, who was the lone survivor among the 92 passengers and crew of the ill-fated LANSA Flight 508 that crashed in the Peruvian rainforest on 24 December 1971. When Juliane Koepcke set off on the LANSA flight with her mother to meet her dad for Christmas celebrations in 1971, little did she knew that it would be the turning point of her life. Not only would it be the last journey with her mother but the most torturous one that would leave her with excruciating physical pain and emotional and mental agony. Popularly known as the ‘Girl Who Fell From the Sky’, Juliane not just survived a plane crash but has lived long to tell the tale of her miraculous escapade. All alone in a white mini dress, one sandal and a pack of sweets, she not just braved the extreme weather but also various poisonous creatures including bats, beetles, jaguars, scorpions, snakes, piranhas and alligators. Luckily, what stood in her favour was her experie

The conscientisation programme was conducted on 29th November 2017. The topic of the programem was 'CHILD RIGHTS'. Following is the report of the prigramme. INTRODUCTION As a part of our B.Ed 4 th semester curriculum, we had to organize a conscientization programe for students during our 2 nd phase school internship programme. For the same I selected the issue of child right violation and conducted the programme on the topic ‘Child Rights’. Child rights are specialized human rights that apply to all human being below the age of 18.  Children are the future of our country. However, it is the fact that they are the most vulnerable people and are subjected to abuse and neglect. Universally, childhood is recognized as a period of sensitivity requiring special care, attention and protection. Every child has a right to lead a decent life. However, the status of children is in an unfair condition all over the world and thus it is important for children to know about their r

Following are some of the greeting card models I used in the Activity 3 of the chapter 'The Last Leaf'

this was the first week in the new year. Classes started on 1st of January 2018.With new hope the New YEAR was started. As my portion was already completed before the exam itself, I had used these days by doing other works. I had taken Yoga and health class. Another day I had done the innovative lesson with the 9th A students. They liked both the flash card-Vocabulary activity and the role-play Modal activity. There was class on Saturday as a compensatory class for 2/1/2018 (Mannam Jayanthi).There was a small programme organised in my class. My students gave me a beautiful statue. I bid Good Bye to all of them. It was so painful to leave the school. I promised them that I would come again to meet them.We went and met all the teachers and expressed our gratitude for their help and support. They also gave us some valuable advises from their experience. We also met the Head Master and said good bye. It was so painful to leave the school. We left the school so sadly.