4th Day Diary

  

                                            4th Day Diary

Date: 19.01.22                               Day: - Wednesday

In the morning, I had online classes for the college students and other work. But I was as usual and routine. At 12.30 I reached school after taking my lunch box. That day I prepared to conduct a speaking test and even urged my students for better performance. Further, I became very strict about the activity so that they could take it seriously.

At first, some of the students pleaded with me to call others for the task. But I set time table according to their roll number. Some of them started well and proved their calibre. Meanwhile, I shot their activities and uploaded them on my YouTube channel.

At lunchtime, I shared my lunch box with my colleague and had a fun time together. Then I also continued it and finished half of the task. At 5.15, I returned home, and suddenly I saw a message from my Tamil teacher who was ready to teach me the Tamil language. It was about the schedule of that class. So I fixed the time for learning Tamil, and it was at 7 o clock. It was my first time having a chance to learn the language.

My teacher began well, but I felt like a fish out of water. I struggled to get it and realised how it was hard. However, my teacher asked a basic question about why I wanted to learn and what the objectives of the learning were. I shared it with him.

Still, I thought that I struggled to keep my learning alive. By the end of the class, I mugged up some words and sentences of the language. It pushed me into happiness.

Again I cancelled the evening class due to some students having fever. So, I spent some of my quality time with a friend, who was not only a school trustee but also a newly becoming builder. We both had some serious and also light discussions about future education levels.

In that way, I spent my time and was thinking of skipping diary writing. But the inner voice didn’t permit me to do it.