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In Partial Fulfilment in Field Study 3
In Partial Fulfilment in Field Study 3
Field study 3
Submitted by:
Clarissa S. Misay
Beed- 3A
Submitted to:
Instructor
Reflection
Every good teachers knows that the walls are prime real-estate the
place where you reinforce rules and routines, encourage students to do
their best, and celebrate everyone’s achievements.
Bulletin board take time to make, but they add immeasurably to
student learning in your classroom when done carefully and creatively.
Visual learners in the classroom will gain much additional knowledge
from the bulletin board displays in the classroom. Connect a bulletin
board to each unit lesson taught to add peripheral learning to the
teacher instruction. Although many teachers attempt to create bulletin
board displays that do not change entire year, creating unit displays that
follow lesson plan enhance student learning. Visual learners take in
everything around them in the classroom and often remember specifics
from what they see later when taking tests. For example, a visual page-
top , bottom, left side or right. Adding bulletin board displays that
reinforce key facts and other pertinent information will be a great
benefit to visual learners. These can be include related information to
specific lessons, important unit plans or basic information that is
important to the particular year of school. For example, multiplication
bulletin board for the year students will learn their times tables.