Second Last week


The past week has been nothing short of a whirlwind, punctuated by duties, milestones, and an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. The marks of the achievement test has given to the students, most of the students has scored good marks and promised me to secure good exam in the onam examination.

The week also marked the final data collection for the project. This was a significant milestone, as anyone who has ever handled a project would understand. Data collection, often tedious and meticulous, is the backbone of any research or project. Having crossed that hurdle, I feel a mix of relief and anticipation for what's next.

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