First Friday@Mttc

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Today the first hour was dealt by Ancy Ma'am. We learnt about Learning Disability - Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia and Dyspraxia.

Then in Physical Education class. We learnt the rules and regulations and also field marking of Shotput and Javelin Throw.

In the afternoon session we had optional class. In that our microteaching continues and after the class preethy chechi gave a small treat to all of us with regards to her high rank in LDC exam

At 2.30 we had Holy Mass at the college chapel.

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