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PRACTICE TEACHING
Narrative report
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NARRATIVE REPORT
real – life experiences and the subject being studied. The innovation of teaching provides hands –
on activities that really help the students to realize the facts and concepts or ideas on what they
have realizing inside the classroom. Active Learning and Cooperative Learning are the two
methods and approaches that best fitted and suited in teaching Mathematics. As I found out, most
students prefer to have hands – on activities like games, group activities, and board work so that
they will experience the real learning of the topic. By this, you are not teaching to the students to
memorize the facts or concepts but you let them to truly understand the real concepts.
November 23, 2010 – The day of our deployment in Parang High School. I was so
excited to start my teaching because definitely I want to experience the real classroom learning
and set – up. But I realized that first thing to do is know who will be my mentor, what year will
be going to I handle for the whole remaining period, what strategies shall I going to use in order
I met the whole casts of Department of Mathematics and I found out that they are nice,
approachable, pretty cool to be with and helpful especially to Mrs. Bielynda Daelo, my mentor,
Mrs. Teresa San Andres, Mr. Emerardo Claridad, and to Mrs. Imelda Olvida, the chairman
of the department.
nervous because like what I have learned in our professors, we are going to meet and face
different type of learners with different abilities, capabilities skills and learning styles, so that it
is a challenge for us. First, I made a lesson plan for the first teaching but it was rejected.
Definitely, I made my lesson plan functionally and productively with the help of research
Time passes by, I was so lucky to have them. They are energetic and full of enthusiasm.
They are pretty and handsome. They are helpful and approachable. They are smart and
intelligent. These are the characteristics of the students that I am looking for. I was so blessed to
Party celebration. With the help of my students, IV – Rizal, we competed ourselves in other
School. We are involved in different events of the Mathematics Department. We enjoyed the
Math Camp and Math Awitan. We also redecorated the bulletin board of the department. I made
Tessellation and Tangram as my project. I was also the photographer for the Slogan and Poster
Making Contest.
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doing step – by – step lesson plan, etc. but as we did it, I found out that it was so hard to do such
things perhaps it was so happy and enjoyable to do it. We, Student Teachers, helped each others
in doing such things. We shared ideas and we did brainstorming. We experienced making grades
of the students.
plan for our demo – teaching. We are consulting our mentors and the chairman of the
department. We did the dry run for our demo – teaching so that we determine the changes to our
final – demo. FEBRUARY 23, 2011 – The day has come. I used IV – Rizal as my participants
for my final demonstration teaching and we used Computer Laboratory as the best site for my
demo – teaching. I chose them because I know they are intelligent and have the skills to
overcome the activity included in my lesson. We celebrated our demo. We prepared food for the
Obviously, we will miss the laughter we had, the ideas and concepts we shared, the kindness of
everyone and how they help us in improving our teaching. We also miss the things we usually do
here inside the department like eating, cleaning, changing galloon in the water dispenser and
washing the dishes. They are a great help to overcome our fear in teaching and developed our
self – confidence. Without them we didn’t experienced the real classroom set – up. Thank you,
Math Department for developing us. Thanks to my mentor Mrs. Bielynda C. Daelo, without her I
didn’t learn the fruitful and meaningful aspect of teaching. Thank you, Parang High School for
Evaluation and
grading sheets
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