WEEK 4

 WEEK 4 (01/07/24 - 06/07/24)





"This week was incredibly busy; I was juggling my project work and an observation, which took a toll on my mental health. I created a questionnaire and distributed it to the students, but found it difficult to help them grasp the underlying objective."






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