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Laggui - Portfolio in FS2
Laggui - Portfolio in FS2
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 1
My Analysis
2. What are the important features of Field Study Program for Education?
Based by Brian Myers and Linda Jones, an educational field study can be an integral
part of the instructional program. Good field study provides participants with first-hand
experience related to the topic or concept being discussed in the program. They provide
unique opportunities for learning that are not available within the four walls of a
classroom. An example of this would be a turf grass management program visiting a
golf course. A field such as this would allow participants to see first-hand the many
principles of plant growth and management, pest control, and watering techniques
discussed in the program.
The use of educational field has long been a major part of the education
programming for both youth and adults. However, due to funding limitations, time
constraints, and increased liability concerns many educations professionals balk at
requests for field trips.
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In spite of these concerns, well-planned field trips can be a valuable tool in the extension
agent’s educational toolbox.
3. What is the importance of Field Study Program to the prospective teachers like
you?
It is importance to teacher because a great teacher is critical to student
achievement. Great teachers help create great students. In fact, research shows that an
inspiring and informed teacher is the most important school-related factor influencing
student achievement, so it is critical to pay close attention to how we train and support
both new and experienced educators.
All this gives new teachers the greatest chance of success as well as sustain
veteran teachers as they meet new challenges in education. When this training does not
happen, there is a risk that teachers may leave the profession early. The other concern
is that when training is insufficient, students will suffer.
4. What are your roles and responsibilities as pre-service teachers, one way of calling
you?
As pre-service teachers, my roles and responsibilities are supports teachers in identifying
and responding to the additional learning needs of students, facilitates and coordinates a
whole school approach to improving the learning outcomes of every student, coordinates
planning processes and resourcing for students with disability and additional learning and
support needs and develops collaborative partnerships with the school, parents and
careers, other professionals and the wider school community.
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My Reflections/ Insights:
The Field Study Program Can Help Me Become Better Teacher in the Future?
Thiis will help a lot for me as future teacher by allowing as to observe, directly
experience classroom teaching before me finally go to field to teach despite of no having
face to face observation due to this pandemic it at least there’s available internet
connection so that I can make interview thru online. As teacher I must aware and ready
for rapidly changes, through online class I can able to observe the students and teacher
I can also teach online, that’s why in every problem there’s always a solution.
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 2
Preliminary Activity
You experienced doing a research or thesis paper when you were in third year. Describe your
experience.
Yes, I believed that doing research is important and essential to find out which treatments work
better for patients as well to student. It plays an important role in discovering new treatments, and
making sure that we use existing treatments in the best possible ways. Besides research can find
answers to things that are unknown, filling gaps in knowledge and changing the way that healthcare
professionals also teachers work.
My Analysis
According to module it simply put, action research describes a research methodology used to
diagnose and address problems. In a school setting, the teacher plays the role of the researcher,
and the students represent the study participants. Action research is a meaningful way for a
teacher to find out why students perform the way they do.
The term, “action research,” was coined in 1933 by Kurt Lewin to describe a scenario in which a
researcher and participants collaborate to solve a specific problem. Donald Schön developed this
idea further with the term, “reflective practitioner,” to describe a researcher who thinks
systematically about their practice.
Action research generates knowledge around inquiry in practical educational contexts, which
allows educators to learn through their actions with the purpose of developing personally
or professionally.
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I am convinced that conducting action research in education is valuable to address the problem
and help us educators develop solutions investigative, through analytical research methods designed
to diagnose problems or weaknesses which can lead to my student achievements, and empowers my
professional growth specially this rapidly shifting world of education, many problems can be solved
through action research like distance learning which new in the Philippines that can be broad topic in
doing research.
Methods involve action, evaluation, and reflection, beside There are many methods to
conducting action research. Some of the methods include:
★ Observing individuals or groups
★ Using audio and video tape recording
★ Using structured or semi-structured interviews
★ Taking field notes
★ Using analytic memo
★ Using or taking photography
★ Distributing surveys or questionnaires
Action research is iterative; plans are created, implemented, revised, then implemented, lending
itself to an ongoing process of reflection and revision. The general process of conducting action
research was briefly introduced as a four-stage procedure. To reiterate, these four stages are:
1. The planning stage
2. The acting stage
3. The developing stage
4. The reflecting stage
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However, it is critical at this time that we begin to examine the specific steps of conducting an
action research study. The nine specific steps that comprise the process of action research:
2. Gather information
• The problem and its background ➢ The background information should indicate the root of the
problem being studied, appropriate context of the problem in relation to theory, research, and/or
practice, its scope, and the extent to which previous studies have successfully investigated the
problem, noting, in particular, where gaps exist that your study.
• Statement of the problem ➢ A statement of the problem is used in research work as a claim that
outlines the problem addressed by a study. The statement of the problem briefly addresses the
question: What is the problem that the research will address? What are the goals of a statement
of the problem?
• Research questions ➢ A research question is 'a question that a research project sets out to
answer'. Choosing a research question is an essential element of both quantitative and
qualitative research. Investigation will require data collection and analysis, and the
methodology for this will vary widely.
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• Hypothesis ➢ An action hypothesis is one that is formed in action research. A hypothesis could
be in declarative forms, predictive form, question form or null form. An action hypothesis is
formed after listing all possible causes and choosing the most likely cause among them.
• Significance and purpose of the study ➢ The significance of the study is a section in the
introduction of your paper. Its purpose is to make clear why your study was needed and the
specific contribution your research made to furthering academic knowledge in your field.
• Scope and delimitation ➢ The scope details how in-depth your study is to explore the research
question and the parameters in which it will operate in relation to the population and timeframe.
The delimitations of a study are the factors and variables not to be included in the investigation.
Chapter 2
• Methods and Design ➢ Research design is a plan to answer your research question. A
research method is a strategy used to implement that plan. Research design and methods are
different but closely related, because good research design ensures that the data you obtain
will help you answer your research question more effectively.
Chapter 3
• Results ➢ The evidence used to generate claims or action is clearly documented; the action
taken as a result of the research is tracked; the findings are accessible to the consumer and
relatable to their practice.
Chapter 4
• Conclusions ➢The conclusion is intended to help the reader understand why your research
should matter to them after they have finished reading the paper. A conclusion is not merely a
summary of the main topics covered or a re-statement of your research problem, but a synthesis
of key points and, if applicable, where you recommend new areas for future research.
In the rapidly shifting world of education, action research helps prioritize which changes are worthy of
extra attention. Action researchers pick a slice of their practice and dive into the research literature,
then they use data to evaluate success and draw conclusions.
My reflections/ insights
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Post Activity
My Portfolio
Summarize the important points learned about action research. Present it in whatever creative
way you can.
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 3
Preliminary Activity
What usual problems in the distance learning education that you observe or experience yourself?
Distance learning and its relationship to emerging computer technologies have together offered
many promises to the field of education. So, for me failures in equipment and hardware can have a
significant impact on the effectiveness of distance learning for teacher, student and technician. For
teachers, this means that they could be well prepared for the class only to have a bad connection or
camera failure ruin the entire lesson. The frustration and inability of the technician to keep the class
running smoothly may affect the instructor's view of their competency, causing friction. Inability to get
a flow to the class and feel like progress is being made can stymie the learning process for the student.
Students who are used to traditional face-to-face instruction and have a low tolerance for ambiguity
will struggle.
Main activity
My Analysis
What is Gap Analysis?
Gap analysis is a method of determining the differences between actual and expected
performance in an organization or schools. In action research, gap analysis is a practical examination
of identified problems using supported data. In the business world, there is no set process to carry out
a gap analysis since it needs to be customized to suit the business needs. As a result, it is critical to
identify gaps that will allow researchers to understand areas of uncertainty within the research
problem.
Gap analysis can help you compare the actual performance of your company or project to the
performance you expected. In other words, identifying the research gap is one of the most important
aspects of any study. While drafting the research proposal, it is clear that some areas have received
more attention than others, and others have received insufficient attention.
My reflections/ insights
Why is there a need for me to perform gap analysis before considering a problem/ proposal for my
action research?
Simple terms, a gap analysis is a tool that can help you understand where you are and what
you need to do to get to where you want to go. When executing a project, no matter how well you
plan, you may encounter some difficulties. The idea is to have tools in place that will assist you in
assessing the requirements. Understanding if your project is on track is critical, and learning how to
do so is simple. A gap analysis can be useful and is simple to understand.
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Post Activity
My Portfolio
Preliminary Activity
Recall the environment of your school when you were in Elementary grades.
What are the facilities present in your school? Describe each. Classroom, library, counseling room,
clinic, canteen offices etc.
Facilities Description
Office of the The office is big but clean and well organized besides there’s counseling area
Principal inside.
Library The library is well lighted and well ventilated it is comfortable enough for
student to read beside Principal’s Office.
Canteen/ The canteen is small and located beside my classroom, there’s a lot of food as
Cafeteria well soup.
Medical Clinic The clinic is well-organized, the medical is available in case of emergency
Science The room is good and has equipment for experiment ` which helping the
Laboratory students to learn well
T.L.E Room The H.E room is located near at garden, there necessary things for cooking,
the place is clean and neat as well organized.
Classroom Inside the room there’s chairs, tables bulletin, comfort room that has available
water.
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Main Activity
My Analysis
2. Describe the school campus. What colors do you see? What is the condition of the
buildings?
The school campus is a combination of yellow and blue when it comes to our former
Mayor Bobby Eusebio's turn. We also have television, which was given by our former Mayor
Maribel Eusebio, and this is the first public school in Pasig to have air conditioning. However,
the inside of the premises is surrounded by green color that is easy on the eyes because of
leafy plants, and there is a gargoyle on the rooftop. The building's overall condition is
practically good, and it has a safe and invigorating ambiance.
As I traveled through the offices, I felt at ease and welcomed, and my overall
impression of each office was excellent due to their responsibility and cleanliness.
4. Walk through the school halls, the library, the cafeteria etc. Look around and find out the
other facilities that the school has.
Aside from the facilities mentioned in the question, this school has a faculty room on
the second floor and fourth flood of the building, which is air conditioned and somewhat
crowded. There is also a computer room on the second level with many computers’ tables
and chairs, a lab room on the first floor of the second building, and a xerox machine, so
students do not need to leave the premises, particularly the magnificent comfort room in the
second floor.
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My Reflections
1. Would you like to teach in the school environment you just observed?
Why? Why not?
Yes, it is acceptable for me to teach in the school where I am observing because, first
and foremost. I am already familiar with the location, and it has many positive
characteristics and qualities. In addition, the school is in good working order and is safe. A
learning environment that is conducive to learning is one that is clean, organized, and has
an ideal temperature due to air conditioning, as well as fewer distractions
A learning-friendly campus is one that is clean, quiet, and concerned with a student's
overall development, including physical, emotional, and spiritual growth. The ambience of
a campus is also influenced by the town in which it is located. Even though the campus is
clean and well-equipped, the safety of everyone on campus comes first if the
neighborhood is not tranquil for classes to take place. As a result, for effective learning, it
must be balanced.
Post Activity
My Portfolio
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 5
Preliminary Activity
There’s a lot of things found in the classroom like coloring materials, desk, chalkboard, chalk,
white board, eraser, slideshow/ PowerPoint presentation, projector, bulletin board, flash cards,
index card, pencil, pen, calendar, posters, stationery, stapler, binder, puncher, notebook, ruler,
printer, notebook, textbooks, pencil case, backpack, map, globe, book shelf, highlighters, clock,
tape, glue, glue stick, scissors, calculator, compass, sharpener, flash drive, handouts and
worksheet.
2. Do you believe that the classroom is the most important facility of the school? Why? Why
not?
I believe that the classroom is the most important school facility because it is a learning
space in which both children and adults learn. With a classroom, students will be able to focus
and concentrate more on their studies, and teachers will face fewer distractions, they will have
privacy, and they will be able to share their knowledge with one another.
My Analysis
1. Look at the walls of the classroom. What are posted on the walls?
On the Wall Displays There are various quotations on the wall, many of which are related to
Mathematics and Science, and a display in front of the classroom defines their area. On the
classroom wall are the alphabet, sayings, class officer list, balloon birthday list, trees, Philippine
flag and clock, and painting design.
2. Look at the bulletin boards. What are displayed on them? Are they functional? Why/ Why
Not?
Student work, schedule, and a periodical table are presented on bulletin boards, which is
functional since it is practical and beneficial. They can be used to provide pupils with information
and to reinforce teachings.
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3. Examine how the pieces of furniture are arranged. Where is the teacher’s table located?
How are the tables and chairs/ desks arranged?
Table of the teacher it’s a typical public-school teacher's table. It's brown in color, and there's
only one table in the front of the room. Inside the classroom, there are five rows with ten school
chairs in each row, two blackboards, and they use a blackboard and chalk. It is a simple
blackboard that is horizontally set in front of the class, with a shelf of books beside it can be found
on the classroom's left side.
Learning Materials/Visual Aids Their learning materials are k-12 module. It’s a new
learning material from government. Some of visual aids were from the teachers.
5. Is the room well lighted and ventilated? Describe the lighting and ventilation.
The classroom features six lights, four electric fans those are good condition and two doors,
one for the entry or in the front of the classroom, and the other for the back, allowing plenty of
fresh air to circulate.
My Reflections
A classroom that is well-lighted and well ventilated. A classroom that is not overcrowded. A
classroom that has facilities which could motivate students to learn also has available
resources needed for every discussion or lesson
The classroom has the ability to influence students' well-being and motivation. Flexible classroom
designs allow students to make decisions, try out different learning methods, and eventually figure
out how they learn best. Teachers will be able to respond more effectively to diverse kids' learning
requirements with a flexible classroom arrangement. A good classroom management system will
help teachers avoid burnout by reducing the need for yelling, scolding, and other stressful
disciplining methods that generate teacher-student conflict. This type of setting promotes learning
as well as social and emotional development. A good classroom management system will help
teachers avoid burnout by reducing the need for yelling, scolding, and other stressful disciplining
methods that generate teacher-student conflict. This type of setting promotes both academic and
social/emotional growth. Besides a well-designed classroom stimulates and inspires students to
engage with one another and develop diverse abilities such as language and social interaction.
Poor physical arrangements in the classroom might limit children's freedom of movement and lead
to social behavior issues.
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Post Activity
My Portfolio
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 6
Observation
Name of teacher observed: Mrs. Eren Alay
Grade Level: Kindergarten
Subject: Letrang O
Date and time observed: October 19, 2021 10:00 am
3. Evaluation
Teacher Eren asked us to get things that start with the letter O, and most of us, including me, took
a clock to show our answers, and we took a piece of paper to write the big and small letters O and
answer the activity, which will be to circle the pictures with the pen on the screen, starting with the
sound O. She will call a child to answer, what name s/he circled, and what it sounds like.
2.Values integration
For their asynchronous class activity is explained during online class, they will make a collage and
color the letter O using available material much better to use recycled material to do the activity
according to Teacher Erene because savings are important especially now pandemic so don't buy
and spend for the activity to be creative and recycle.
The method of instruction used was a teacher-centered approach, in which the teacher
directs the activity and gives the essential information. In kindergarten, there is a lot more
conversation, giving information. Question and answer, activity, and examples of the letter O
are all provided by the teachers and the students exclusively listen.
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4. Logical development of lessons
One of the parts of routine is reporting one or more children, the day, the date, for example,
Today is Tuesday, October 19, 2021, and it is a sunny day. Teacher Eren always reminds her
students and parents to follow the schedules and rules when it comes to online classes so that the
child's account will be in order and the child's account will not be able to intercept the class.
Especially don't be upset when the teacher removes the you to zoom, let's have a positive attitude,
besides you can listen and say information clearly when you speak or write when you turn or the
teacher calls.
5.Classroom management
The teacher checks to see if the pupils are doing a wellness dance and singing a letter O song
when all of the student mice are turned off and the camera is turned on. When someone opens mice
in the middle of a video, Teacher Erene interrupts the lecture to remind them of the rules: open mice
are prohibited unless the teacher calls or talks to them if they want to answer, and you can raise
your hand if you have a question. Teacher Erene's disobedience to children who write on the screen
without being called specifically in their activity to circle the picture on the screen with sound O, it is
banned to write anything and especially not being called while she is in class.
C. Students’ participation
Student mice are off, and the camera is open, the teacher sees if the students are dancing a
wellness dance and sang the Letter O song that we can identify who is participating. Teacher Eren
asked us to get things that start with the letter O, and most of us, including me, took a clock to show
our answers, and we took a piece of paper to write the big and small letters O and checked it one by
one on her screen. Pupils answer the activity, which will be to circle the pictures with the pen on the
screen, starting with the sound O. She will call a child to answer, what name s/he circled, and what it
sounds like beside they make a collage and they color the letter O with recycled material.
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 7
Observation
Name of teacher observed: Mrs. Eren Alay
Grade Level: Kindergarten
Subject: Natatanging kakayahan at talento
Date and time observed: October 22, 2021 11AM
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 8
Main Activity
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Grade 1
I. Objectives
II. Contents
References:
III. Procedures
A. Learning Activities
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
Warm Up
Let us sing the water song
(Student)
Alright now class, what can you say about the Ma'am the song is about water that we
song? should love, care and protect because it is
important.
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B. Lesson Proper
Presentation
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Look at the picture.
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Use a glass of water when brushing your teeth.
Do you use a glass when brushing your
teeth?
Yes Ma'am
D. Generalization
Yes Ma'am
Listen and Match (Uses of water)
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Yes Ma'am
None!
Water is important and a lot uses. You need clean water to keep you healthy.
You need to save water and keep it clean.
IV. Application
V. Evaluation
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VI. Assignment
Example:
Video yourself doing the Teaching Demonstration following the lesson plan you made last week.
Use PowerPoint presentation as one of your teaching aids.
The video should not exceed 10 minutes.
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 10
Preliminary Activity
When you are already teachers, you should never stop developing yourselves in all aspects. Why do
you think so?
Definitely, as a teacher, I should be knowledgeable in many areas, especially now that material is
available on the internet, which my students can access at any time; yet, as a teacher, I should not
expect my students to be as knowledgeable as I am. If I pick this job, I am accountable for growing
myself in all aspects because I am supposed to be a role model for development.
Main Activity
My Analysis
Explain in your own words the different phases of Teacher Education Development Map.
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Look at the following types of Teacher Development. What do you understand by each of them?
The National Competency-Based Teacher Standards (NCBTS) establishes the ideal teaching
practice. It is a formative approach that encourages instructors to take personal responsibility for their
own professional development and progress in order to promote student learning. In the fields of
formal and non-formal basic education, this teacher development looks like a career path until
retirement should planned, which the Department of Education (DepEd) formulates, implements,
and coordinates policies, plans, programs, and initiatives. Entry to teacher education must be
eligible for university admission or have university entrance and meet the assured entry score or
targeted admission standards to apply for bachelor’s level teacher education programs. Pre-service
teacher education is an essential part of every teacher's education curriculum since it prepares
student-teachers to become qualified instructors in the future. The next development is Civil servants
include teachers who work in public schools. Their wages are paid by taxpayers, and they educate
youngsters for the public good. Due to their unusual work patterns, teachers receive good benefits
and are paid more based on how many years they teach. Of course, new employee induction
training which is a type of orientation that prepares individuals to work in a new profession or job
capacity within an organization. A workshop for employed professionals, paraprofessionals, and other
practitioners to acquire new knowledge and better practices is classified as an in-service training.
Furthermore, such a workshop is a training meant to assist a specific group of instructors at a specific
school. Besides having occupation, we must have a retirement preparation for as to do what we
want to do or other goals there are process of determining retirement income objectives, as well as
the actions and decisions required to meet those goals, identifying sources of income, predicting
expenses, executing a savings program, and managing assets and risk are all part of retirement
planning.
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Research more on how else teachers can develop themselves
1.Humility
Change requires self-awareness and a humble approach to your craft. Instructional strategies are
great, but the ability to see yourself and the need for change–within or around you–are the most critical
step in any process of growth and change.
Be honest with yourself–your strengths and weaknesses. Your needs versus student needs.
Reflecting on how that lesson or activity went, or why that assessment went the way it went. Content
that’s fun versus content that changes students. Admit when you were wrong, or when an idea you
said was good turned out badly or vice-versa.
Honesty–coupled with humility–leads to growth.
2. Vision
Teachers who grow have the ability to see the ‘big picture’–what’s most important, the value of an
idea or strategy, the drains on their own creative energy, etc. They ‘see’ what’s happening around
them and learning and make adjustments and grow.
3. Meaningful Collaboration
Share it in diverse ways. Print a copy and leave it on a colleague’s chair. Send it through email. Share
it on your own blog. Use Pinterest, twitter, or some other method of socializing the thinking. And don’t
just share with new teachers and friends, but your superintendent, state commissioner, neighboring
principals, and perhaps most critically, parents—not just online, but people in your local community
that you know and understand.
4. A Sense of Belonging
Consistently look to integrate the content you read—with committees, PD plans, professional learning
communities, parents, curriculum, student work, etc. Don’t just seek to “use” things, but rather to fuse
them with other important pieces of the teaching and learning process.
5. A Sense of Priority
Be selective in what you read. A lot of titles and headlines promise thinking and utility that just isn’t
delivered in the content itself, whether it’s a book, blog post, video, or other media. And some of it
may be from reputable sources.
Be selective. There is only so much information you can consistently use. Pare down the sources—
anywhere from five to ten blogs or social channels should be more than enough to support your growth
as an educator and allow for change.
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6. Diverse Ideas & Perspectives
You may tend towards content that justifies your own opinion—confirmation bias being what it is. And
there’s nothing wrong with that. The bulk of your content should likely reflect the tone and philosophy
of your teaching and learning worldviews.
But don’t be afraid to challenge yourself by diversifying—confronting new possibilities with a critical
eye and an open mind. This is how you grow.
7. Pedagogical Knowledge
8. Reflection
Take a moment and look at the work students complete, and the strategies you use to bring them to
and prepare them for that work. Take a close look at how you interact with students, colleagues, and
parents.
The activities that teachers participate in to capture, document, preserve, analyze, discuss, and share
their practice serve the aims of professional learning and research, giving unique insights into how
and why learners learn. Both students and teachers are learners and teachers. Students educate their
teachers by their reactions to the teacher's designs, which they construct and perform, as well as
through the transmission of knowledge and know-how that the teacher may lack. Teachers, like the
students they educate, are involved in lifelong learning, and we also learn within the school to my
students through children. Let's admit that not everything we already know, we will learn from our
students, because of their personality, environment, and different backgrounds, especially now that
the internet is available, students can learn by searching. That is why I should enroll in a professional
development course that will assist teachers in better arranging their time and remaining organized.
As a result, I will become more efficient and have more time to focus on pupils rather than paperwork.
My Reflections/ Insights
As a future teacher, I will improve myself and develop more by focus on the subject matter and the
students’ learning my role is to communicate my knowledge to students in a way that allows them to
retain it. The easiest method to improve is to keep in mind that this is a work about the student. Make
sure that each lesson is tailored to the specific needs of each child. Beside I will Try Something New
that i will not hold back when it comes to exploring a new strategy or teaching method. The responses
of my students will help you assess whether or not my method is effective. It's not only the simplest
approach to improve your teaching skills, but it's also a terrific way to show my pupils a side of you
that they didn't know about, keeping things alive and fresh in the classroom. Also, reading,
participating, and joining a group to observe are all things that might help me improve my performance.
I might share material with others so that they can provide feedback that can help me reflect as a
teacher.
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I am a future teacher. I am a learner forever.
I understand that teachers and principals need to update their knowledge, develop new skills, be
exposed to new ideas, and be mentored and supported throughout their careers, which will be filled
with constant and changing problems. It assists educators in incorporating new tools and tactics into
the learning process in order to improve the learning growth of their pupils. According to a study I
read, educators who are lifelong learners are more successful. A lifelong learner is someone who
continues to acquire new skills and capabilities well beyond their formal education years. It entails not
only learning new things but also cultivating an open-minded and optimistic attitude toward the world's
changing nature.
My Portfolio
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 11
Note: Write one classroom observation report. Follow the following parts.
Name of teacher observed: Mrs. Eren Alay
Grade Level: Kindergarten
Subject: Letrang Tt
Date and time observed: November 8, 2021 10:00 AM
3. Evaluation
Teacher Eren asked us to get things that start with the letter T, and some of student get a
towel, bread, cup and eggplant, including me, took a tissue and we show our answers, and we took
a piece of paper to write the big and small letters T and answer the activity, which will be to circle the
pictures with the pen on the screen, starting with the sound T. Teacher will call a child to answer,
what name s/he circled, and what it sounds like. Beside teacher Erene give an offline activity which
are the Activity 1, 2,4 6 and 10 at the end of the day I checked the work and record who submitted
as per cooperation teacher this will serve as a attendance of student.
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2. Values integration
For their asynchronous class activity is explained during online class, they will make a collage
and color the letter T using available materials also for their upcoming reading parade they are
encouraged to DIY or do it yourself costumes for them to use a creativity as well much better to use
recycled material to do the activity according to Teacher Erene because savings are important
especially now pandemic so don't buy and spend for the activity to be creative and recycle.
3.Teaching approaches employed
The method of instruction used was a teacher-centered approach, in which the teacher directs the
activity and gives the essential information. In kindergarten, there is a lot more conversation, giving
information. Question and answer, activity, and examples of the letter T are all provided by the
teachers and the students exclusively listen.
4.Logical development of lessons
One of the parts of routine is reporting one or more children, the day, the date, for example,
Today is Monday, November 8, 2021, and it is a sunny day. Teacher Eren always reminds her
students and parents to follow the schedules and rules when it comes to online classes so that the
child's account will be in order and the child's account will not be able to intercept the class.
Especially don't be upset when the teacher removes the you to zoom, let's have a positive attitude,
besides you can listen and say information clearly when you speak or write when you turn or the
teacher calls.
5.Classroom management
The teacher checks to see if the pupils are doing a wellness dance and singing a letter T song
when all of the student mice are turned off and the camera is turned on. When someone opens mice
in the middle of a video, Teacher Erene interrupts the lecture to remind them of the rules: open mice
are prohibited unless the teacher calls or talks to them if they want to answer, and you can raise
your hand if you have a question. Teacher Erene's disobedience to children who write on the screen
without being called specifically in their activity to circle the picture on the screen with sound T, it is
banned to write anything and especially not being called while she is in class. No one will write first
because I will call who will answer and he is the only one I can see writing on the screen
C. Students’ participation
Student mice are off, and the camera is open, the teacher sees if the students are dancing a
wellness dance and sang the Letter L song that we can identify who is participating. Teacher Eren
asked us to get things that start with the letter T, and most of us, including me, took a tissue and
towel to show our answers, and we took a piece of paper to write the big and small letters O and
checked it one by one on her screen. Pupils answer the activity, which will be to circle the pictures
with the pen on the screen, starting with the sound T. She will call a child to answer, what name s/he
circled, and what it sounds like beside they make a collage and they color the letter T with recycled
material.
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Pictures of observations (screenshots)
Preliminary Activity
Recall your experiences when you were in elementary and high school.
What were the interesting things you did as learners?
When I was in elementary school, I was in the province, and we were taught to plant the right
way in the school garden, where we had planted vegetables and plants, and we were taking care of
our time for visiting our plants. We were taught to plant the right way, but first we were taught a
lecture, and then we actually did it, and when I was in high school, I recall a festival dancing contest,
which I entered despite not knowing how to dance, and which I enjoyed. There was also a field trip
and tour guide who told history before travelling to the Enchanted Kingdom with museums, but it
wasn't all learning; there was also entertainment and activities.
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My Analysis
1. Physical Development
(Gross and Fine Motor Skills)
After prayer, Teacher Eren asked her students to stand for an energizer in which they would all
dance a wellness is life and observe who is participating and mention students who are not for them
to dance. They would also recognize those who are good at dancing as well as others who are
participating, and those who are not dancing would be given an assignment to send a video dancing
wellness is life.
2. Social Development
(How they interact with teachers, how they interact with peers)
Question and answer in their review asking student what they have remember last meeting,
then student answer the two types of family nuclear and extended family. Very good where your family
belong to nuclear family or extended family. Nuclear family, how could you say so, I have on sister,
mother and father in our house.
In online class they did not interact with peers specially off line because kinder can able to chat
they are dependent to parents or guardians even school work parent is the one who take care of it.
Teacher Eren the way she teaches is just student and teacher interaction student are not allowed to
open mice if not mention his/her name.
3. Emotional Development
(Their temperament-moods – happy sad etc., Level of confidence)
Teacher Eren summons students to the spot to report the date and weather for the day, as well as
lead the students in singing the national anthem in order for them to be prepared. In addition, most of
the activities must be documented, so parents or guardians took videos of specific activities, such as
the Lapu-lapu Langkay Rosas performance, in which all of the boys are singing and marching at the
same time.
4. Mental Development
(Language proficiency, Level of comprehension, thinking skills, problem solving abilities)
When the teacher hears students mispronounce words, she corrects them and instructs them
on how to pronounce them correctly, such as when Leuan mispronounces the word church. The
teacher also asks students to participate in the activity and calls the name of the student who will
respond in the wrap-up activity. Joselito called and counted 1234567, indicating that we had 7 bags,
and he wrote his response in the box, as did the other kids.
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My Reflections/ Insights
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3. Evaluation
Who are the characters in the story, asks teacher Eren? Lito's decision to quit seems
puzzling. When Lito goes gone, what does the family do? You'll do the same if you're Lito. In the
story, what roles were mentioned for each family member? Moreover,
Give activity number one, which is to color a family picture, as well as activity number two, which is
to trace the names of family members in the story, and activity number three, which is to make a
family tree. Then I’ll be the one will check it in output group chat that will serve as there attendance
of kinder.
Ace is asked by the teacher, "What kind of family do you have?" We have extended family.
How could you say that you have an extended family? Because my aunties, uncles, cousins,
grandmother, and father were all present at our large house. It's great that you already understand
the distinction between nuclear and extended family.
2. Values integration
What role does each family member describe in the video, asks the teacher? James's
response is that his sister is assisting his mother with the baby's care as well as laundry and
dishwashing. Mother, Immanuel said, is the light of the house and does the housework. Ayesha's
response is that her brother is assisting her father with housework. Grace's father is responsible for
the entire family. Everyone in the class advised to remember to respect, love, and help each
member of the family, and to fulfill your part or position in the family. Jasmine responded that her
baby makes our family happy.
The method of instruction used was a student-centered approach, in which the teacher
inquired about each family member's role and if they do it at home as a sister, brother, or youngest
member of the family, what role did you play in helping your parents and making them happy? All of
the activities were provided and guided by the teacher, but students responded independently.
Tracing the name of a family member and coloring a picture of a happy family are examples of
activities.
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5. Classroom management
Teacher Eren instructs pupils to stand straight during the national anthem as a sign of respect
and to participate in all activities, especially when I read a narrative about where Lito is. So, what are
we going to use? Okay, please use our ears and only open your mice when I call your name so that
we may have a pleasant discussion. If there is a lot of noise and a lot of students are opening their
mice, the teacher mutes everyone, including herself.
C. Students’ participation
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 13
My Portfolio
My Profile
Name Sophia S. Laggui Date of Birth November18,1998
Age _23______________
Level of confident
• Too high
B. With the principle of individual differences in mind, what methods and strategies will you
remember in the future to ensure that you will be able to meet the needs of both the high and
low achievers in your class?
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Write one classroom observation report.
Name of teacher observed: Mrs. Erene Alay
Grade Level: Kindergarten
Subject: Place and thing in the classroom (Text based messenger)
Date and time observed: November 27,2021 9AM
1. Motivation
Teacher Eren shared the link to the wellness is life dance as motivation, and students or parents
sent it to the outputs group chat of video of the student dancing wellness, and I will react check for
them to realize that I checked it and recorded it.
3. Evaluation
Teacher Eren sent the pages in Self Learning Packets (SLP) for them to answer and pass it to the
outputs group chat that serves as attendance as well as evaluating if they are familiarized with the
place and things in the classroom, as well as students documenting that they are engaged in an
activity.
2. Values integration
The valuing is obeying the rules inside the classroom even not mention it was indicated on module
so parent can read it to their child. The activity for this is "do what is asked"
First are which picture shows sharing toys with classmates? Encircle the picture. Second is which
classroom is good for learning? Put a check below the picture and third is which picture shows you
cannot learn well? Cross-out the picture.
C. Students’ participation
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 14
Preliminary Activity
Throughout your study years, how do your parents help you with regard to your education?
My parents were my first teachers. Before I learn how to attend school, they teach me to count,
write, and read for me to get ready for the next level of studying. As I remembered, when me and my
mama were studying together, we read together, and she usually used to tell me stories, which we
read together.
In my high school days, my parents were used to getting me to school using their pedicab.
Throughout my studies, when we have a school fieldtrip, I always bring my mother with me, and she
always thinks of me a lesson and gives me a reminder of what I should do when I experience
something worse in my journey. Since then, I have never been lost on my way to my destination.
At my college, my mother always thought that experience was my best teacher at this stage of
my life. She always told me that her time of my being a teacher is not forever, so I need to teach
myself throughout.
Main Activity
Read the article on the types of parenting.
What are the four types of parenting? Describe each in your own words.
1. Authoritarian or Disciplinarian
Authoritarian parents are frequently regarded of as disciplinarians by me. They have a strong
attributed to the growth with limited room for discussion. Punishment is a regular event. The majority
of communication is one-way: from parent to child. The rest of the time, guidelines are not clarified.
Expectations are high, and there is little room for error.
2. Permissive or Indulgent
Permissive parents, in my opinion, do not watch or supervise their children and consider them
as equals, based on the facts I have gathered and understood. Bribery is a common technique use
by permissive parents, and the word "no" is rarely used by them. This is mixed with a limitation of
demands from their child and the use of fewer rules or standards of behavior to place rules.
3. Uninvolved
Uninvolved parenting, in my opinion, is when parents do not respond properly to their children's
needs and give little attention, support, or love. They also don't put a lot of pressure on their kids.
They don't usually set rules or provide direction or expectations for actions.
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4. Authoritative
This type of parenting, in my opinion, has high expectations, but also understands the necessity
of open communication and providing the support their children need to achieve. Considering the
situation, they provide constant discipline. They too are role models for the attitude they like their
children will show.
My Reflections/ Insights
For me, the best type of parenting Authoritative because this parenting style means having real
expectations for their children. It is not important for parents to intervene in every difficult issue.
Encourage independence by teaching a youngster that they are capable of doing tasks on their own.
Learning how to deal with and manage frustrations and painful events while a child is young provides
them with the tools they'll need as teens.
Post Activity
My Portfolio
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 15
My Analysis
In your own words, state what parents should do in the education of their children.
For me, Strong family participation in early childhood institutions and programs is essential not
optional to encouraging children's healthy intellectual, physical, and social-emotional development,
preparing them for school, and supporting academic performance in elementary and secondary
school. Children achieve better in school, remain in school longer, and like school more when schools,
families, and community groups work together to encourage learning.
My Reflections/ Insights
My parents contribute a lot in my educational journey by doing a continually encouraging me. Over
the last 18 years, my parents have always pushed me to work hard, acquire an education, and pursue
my interests. They instilled in me the ability to think for myself and make my own judgments. They
want me to succeed in life, but they feel that success may take various forms and requires a lot of
hard effort.
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My Portfolio
Make an infographic on the Do’s and Don’ts’s for parents with regard to their roles in the education of
their children.
1. Motivation
After praying, teacher Erene set up all of the students to dance the Wellness Dance; most of
them had memorized the steps and were eager to dance. The teacher singled out Emanuel,
Dheniel, Zhaynne, Marc, Vaine, and Althea for their enthusiastic participation and enjoyment of the
music. Others, on the other hand, aren't quite ready yet because they've just started an online
course. But others are not ready yet because they have just entered an online class. Ma'am showed
a picture of different place and things inside the classroom and Teacher asked her student to look at
the picture below. Can you name this picture? Where can you see these pictures? What are the
different places inside the classroom? What can you see in the picture?
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2. Presentation of the lesson
Teacher Eren used a zoom and shared her screen to see her visuals. She only used a soft
copy of the module, so some of the pictures are black and white. She showed a variety of objects
used in the classroom for learning. She asked to respond to what is on the screen, and her
instruction for lesson 4 was to tell the names of the objects first, then count the number of objects in
the box. What is inside the box? she asked, calling the name of the student. Hailey, one of the
students, gave the perfect response! This is a bag similar to Dorra's, and other questions were
answered correctly by Joselito, Ayen, Althea, and Leuan.
2. Evaluation
For the review, teacher Eren requested us to obtain items that begin with the letter K: Adrian got
a crayon (krayola), Angelo got a spoon (kutsara), Ayesha got a raincoat (kapote), Ayen got a sweet
potato (kamote), and Althea got a carton (karton). Teacher instructed students to name several
locations (playground, canteen, classroom) as well as items found in the classroom (eraser, bag,
and chair) and in the community (student answer church, hospital and school)
Also in the lesson, the teacher called Joselito for number one, which is the answer is 6 bags, but
before he came up with that answer, he counted first, then circled the matching number for each set
as Teacher Eren's instruction, with the same procedure for answering the other item, she called
Kyser for number two, Jeryl for number three, Hermione for number five, and Arkisha for number six.
When they read or count, there should be a tone of completion, such as a period, to ensure that they
fully get the lesson.
2. Values integration
Teacher Eren instructed Emanuel to count the number 1, he recited 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, connect
your response in the right column, with the same strategy for answering Ayesha for number two,
Railey for number three, Adrian for number four, and Hailey for number five. Everyone had the
correct response. When we are ready, our tone must be persuasive, as Emanuel does when he
counts. Teacher reminds parents and children to practice counting numbers because practice
makes perfect, and in our lesson, it is important to know how many different objects are in the
classroom so we can take care of them for the next user.
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3. tteaching approaches employed
The method of instruction used was a student -centered approach, in which the teacher
asking essential information about the topic they think and get examples of the thing that start with
letter K as well show it to screen to verify of their teacher as well all the activity is provided and
guided by teacher but student answer it independently. Like counting numbers and telling names of
objects and things found in school.
Teacher Eren did not assign for the day's reporting for everyone to be ready and master of
the date for today, as Prince James called to be report by the weather today, and Prince said Today
is December 10, 2021, and it is a sunny day okay Very good, look outside if you can verify it is a
sunny day today. For review teacher is asking, Samantha" What did we study again last meeting?"
Letrang K, oh yes, what does the letter K sound like? It sounds like a thorny cat, and in the
motivation portion of the lesson, teacher Eren asks them to think and show by collecting items that
begin with the letter K and displaying their answers on the screen.
5. Classroom management
Before beginning the lesson, the teacher called Mary Grace's attention as the others were
lying down in the online class, and the teacher mentioned it one by one, reminding them that it is not
allowed in the online class, Lance change your clothes I already said to always wear uniform or
white shirt to look presentable class right. The class creates a racket in the middle of the activity,
and the teacher reminds them of the rules: mice are not permitted to open unless asked or
summoned, and when I call your name, you must reply instantly, especially if your camera is not
open, because I will assume you are not paying attention.
3. Students’ participation
As usual, teacher Eren instructs her students that if they are called, they are not allowed to
open the microphone, and the camera is turned on. In the motivation portion, the teacher observes if
the students are dancing a wellness dance and identifies who is taking part. Students that engage
get objects that begin with the letter K, such as cartolina, spoon, sweet potato, raincoat, and carton.
Pupils respond to the activity by naming it and counting the number of objects in it. They also count
the pencils and have students write the answer in the box as well as circling the matching number.
Finally, they have students count and connect their answer to column A to B in the last activity.
Those who did not attend the online class will complete the activity offline and then send it to the
group chat outputs, which will be used to track attendance.
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Pictures of observations (screenshots)
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FIELD STUDY 2: WEEK 16
Preliminary Activity
Who are the other people that comprise the school community aside from the teachers and students?
Did they play important roles in your life as students? Why or why not?
One of the people who comprise the school community aside from the teachers and students
is the parents. My parents are important in pushing and encouraging me to learn. A positive, healthy,
and lifelong learner is supported by proper parental guidance. If parents are sensitive and
understanding, children learn abilities at a young age.
Main Activity
My Analysis
These are some of the people that you see in school. Research on who else more. Enumerate and
give the functions of each one of them.
• Clinic Nurse is a school nurse plays an important role in enhancing students' general health.
Because of his or her valuable assistance in supporting students' normal growth and fostering
continuity of care throughout their student life.
• Teacher s' role is to help learners in developing by transmitting information and creating an
environment in which students can and will learn effectively. Teachers, on the other hand, play a lot
of options that change from one society to the next and from one educational level towards the next.
• Janitor are they in charge of inspecting property and executing maintenance tasks such as light
bulb replacement and other small repairs.
• Security Guard is a school security guard's work might be demanding. There are several
responsibilities to be completed, and it entails more than simply keeping an eye on the throng in the
halls. Interaction with students and employees, as well as visitors and authorities, is an important part
of the work.
• Principal- The principal's duty encompasses a wide range of responsibilities, including leadership,
teacher assessment, and student discipline. Being an effective principal takes a lot of effort and time.
My Reflections/ Insights
As a student, I am grateful to the other members of the school community because they lift and
improve our schools to a level that is appropriate for all 21st century learners, they ask for assistance
from a lot of sources. "It takes a village to raise a kid," as the old African saying goes, so it's
understandable that it would require a community to create a school. The solution to true education is
a member of the school community. Young people succeed better in school, remain in school longer,
and enjoy the experience more when families, community groups, businesses, and schools work
together to encourage learning, which is why I'm grateful.
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My Portfolio
Make a graphic art work featuring the members of the school community. State the help each one
gives.
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Write one classroom observation report
Writing observation reports that would include:
3. Evaluation
With the use of a module activity in which students check if the statement about important
things that learn about the lesson or house for those asynchronous due to internet problems but
teacher answer it online then students get their happy and sad face banner to answer there are five
questions even, I am participating online first statement is that every family needs a house Second,
concrete houses are long-lasting. Houses constructed of pawid and kawayan, on the other hand, are
long-lasting. The fourth point is that a concrete house is built of cement and sand, and the fifth point
is that each family has a different type of home. The teacher will check to see whether our response
is correct.
Teacher asked did you understand what you watch, what it’s all about? Then Immanuel
answer is different kind of house and part of house. Okay exactly it’s about different kind of house
and what material used in building the house. What materials used to complete or build the house in
group A, Jillian answer is stone or concrete. In group B Alison’s answer is kubo material are nipa
and kawayan also anahaw that commonly see in province.
2. Values integration
Teacher Eren stated that we should be grateful and take care of ourselves because this will
serve as our protection, especially during this pandemic when the covid 19 was spreading and we
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were fortunate to have a house where we could sleep because some of the facilities were already
crowded and some of the patients were quarantined at home. Maintain good health by cleaning your
house and washing your hands properly.
5. Classroom management
Teacher Eren usually calls one student at a time to reduce unnecessary noise and to remind
pupils of the rules by asking, "What are the rules when you watch the story?" And the student said,
"Don't open the mice, listen carefully, don't use your mouth in watching," and the teacher added,
"Listen with your heart to understand it because later I'll ask a question, and if you can't answer my
question, it means you're not paying attention."
C. Students’ participation
Pictures of observations (screenshots)
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