Aishu's World

It was my wish to become a teacher since childhood. I joined B.Ed to pursue my wish. As a part of B.Ed curriculum I got an opportunity to teach students during my internship program at my own school, R M H S S vadavucode I am very happy and satisfied while thinking about those days which I enjoyed the most.  I have done my internship at RMHSS with my friends Aiswarya,Arathy,prithviraj,and kesiya Since it was m My internship started at October 19 and I was allocated to teach chemistry for the students of Standard 8B under the guidance of Bessy Teacher. This internship was my first teaching experience for these much students. So for the first few days I was nervous about how to teach and how to handle the class. But somehow tackled this situation. Teaching Malayalam medium students was a difficult for me. But I took it as a challenge. Slowly I began to love this profession more and more. I became more attached to students, teachers, other non teaching staffs, my fellow teacher trai...

The grid method is an inexpensive, low-tech way to reproduce and/or enlarge an image that you want to paint or draw. The grid method can be a fairly time-intensive process, depending on how large and detailed your painting will be. While the process is not as quick as using a projector or transfer paper, it does have the added benefit of helping to improve your drawing and observational skills.                           In a nutshell, the grid method involves drawing a grid over your reference photo, and then drawing a grid of equal ratio on your work surface (paper, canvas, wood panel, etc). Then you draw the image on your canvas, focusing on one square at a time, until the entire image has been transferred. Once you're finished, you simply erase or paint over the grid lines, and start working on your painting, which will be now be in perfect proportion!