Day 7

 Gibi Ma'am was in charge of the first class today. She discussed the scope of educational psychology. The learner, learning experience, learning methods, learning environment, and the teacher are all important aspects of educational psychology. The teacher then invited the students to divide into groups based on several characteristics, such as whether they wore spectacles, speak more than three languages, or could swim. It was done to demonstrate that there are individual disparities in all classes. Following that, Elizabeth Ma'am taught us about work experience. It connects life and education, as well as education and job. It improves the effectiveness and utility of learning. It connects theory to practise and knowledge to craft. It has the potential to boost national productivity and self-employment. It leads to a better alignment of life and education. It enhances the child's personality and aids in the development of his creative faculties and different abilities. She taught us how to arrange flowers in various ways. The class was fascinating. Then we were introduced to 'Aerobics.' Aerobic exercise is any type of exercise that enhances the circulation of oxygen throughout the body, as the name implies. This will help your heart beat faster, allowing you to breathe more quickly. The best thing about aerobic exercise is that you can do it anyplace - in your living room, bedroom, and so on. Aerobic exercise encompasses a wide range of activities. We had a great day.

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