[Python] Generate table rows in Word document

I have a Word document template with a table. I want to generate the table rows from my python structure like below.

from docxtpl import DocxTemplate

doc = DocxTemplate("template2.docx")

context = {
"topic": "Volcanoes",
"lessons": [
{"title": "Introduction to Volcanoes", "objective": "Understand basic concepts of volcanoes"},
{"title": "Eruption Types", "objective": "Differentiate between types of volcanic eruptions"},
{"title": "Volcano Case Studies", "objective": "Analyze real-world examples of eruptions"},
{"title": "Lava and Ash", "objective": "Understand the geological impact of lava and ash"},
]
}

doc.render(context)

doc.save("filled.docx")


My Word document template:



When I run the code python3 gen.py I get the following output Word document:



As you can see, it did generate the rows, but the problem is the set of tables/cells it has inserted at the bottom. How can I avoid creating those extra cells/tables?

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