Teaching practice last week

On Saturday there was class to compensate the leave on Thursday and there was the timetable of Thursday. I had the seventh hour on this day. There was classes on Monday and i started revision of the students and has done my achievement test. The next day on tuesday i took the survey and collected data from the students. On Wednesday it was the day of exam and i took pictures with my dear students.

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