Francis Michael S.

Marcelo

BPED- First Year

September 23, 2022

Assessment

Safety Issues How to observe this is your How to observe this is your
studies? future teaching practices?
Trailing Cables Cables are used to link In my future teaching I’ll
computers together almost practice the practice of making
universally. People could get sure the cords are neatly tucked
hurt if these cables were just away so no pupils trip over
set on the ground. Since gravity them. Any accidents that could
is everyone's worst enemy and result in injury could be avoided
it only takes one mistaken step with such a plan
to learn that you’ve fallen while
working at height, proper
precautions must be taken to
prevent tripping and falling. My
plan is to have the ICT manager
properly untangle and tidy the
cables to prevent any future
mishaps.
Spilt Drinks or Food If liquids are spilled on a I plan on enforcing the policy of
computer or any other electrical not allowing students to bring in
equipment, the tool could be any outside food or drinks into
damaged and the user could the ICT lab in any future
receive an electric shock. I’ll be teaching. By taking this
sure to tell whoever is in charge measure, I can head off any
of the ICT lab that they can’t potential disasters in the future.
allow any outside food or drink
in there. Because “prevention is
better than cure,” I reasoned
that this method may shield
users from electric shocks and
protect equipment from being
harmed
Overloaded Power Sockets Overheating and fire might Before allowing my students to
result from plugging in too use the computers, I will always
many wires to a single outlet. As double-check the sockets to
a student who cares about the make sure they aren’t
safety of those who may be overloaded. I’ll carry this kind of
involved in potential incidents, I practice with me everyday
will be sure to advise whoever is because this could prevent
in charge of the ICT lab to terrible tragedy.
double-check the amount of
plugs in a socket and to not
 overload them.
Heavy Falling Objects Monitors, the system unit,
printers, and other peripherals
are all examples of bulky
computer hardware. They pose
a risk of personal injury if they
fall on someone’s head. I plan
on speaking with the ICT lab’s
supervisor about locking down
the equipment to prevent this
from happening. To prevent
injury, I will have them set up
catch platforms below the
equipment that could prevent it
from toppling over.
Eye-Strain Students like me who spend
long periods of time in front of a
computer screen often get eye
strain. I’ve reached the point of
no return with the agony, so I’m
going to treat myself to some
eyewear that will perhaps
alleviate the strain.
Back and Neck Ache Back and neck ache are real
things, and I’ve felt them. The
discomfort prevents me from
concentrating on my work. Each
time I feel pain, I make sure to
take a break and straighten my
posture.
Repetitive Strain Injury Shoulders, elbows, forearms,
wrists, and hands are all
susceptible to repetitive strain
injury because they are utilized
so frequently. I’ve been through
something similar to an injury
before. My wrist was where it
In my future teaching, the first
things I’ll do is request that we
install catching platforms under
the desks to ensure that
students and staff are protected
in the event of a desktop
collapse. A high price tag may
accompany this method, but it
could be worth it if lives are
spared.
When you use a computer for
long periods of time, you risk
developing eye fatigue and
strain.
Users who encounter this issue
typically observe the
surveillance from a safe
distance.
That's why it's so tiring and
uncomfortable trying to focus
while your eyes hurt. In my
future teaching, I plan to
require that all students bring
along a pair of special glasses
designed to alleviate eye strain.
Working at a computer for
lengthy periods of time can
promote poor posture, which
can lead to aches and pains in
the back and neck. In my future
teaching, I will remind my pupils
to take breaks from their
computers and to sit up straight
to avoid developing painful neck
and back problems
Repetitive stress injuries occur
when the same motions are
repeated repeatedly. Repetitive
stress injury (RSI) in the wrist
can be caused by prolonged
typing and mouse use. To avoid
injuring my students in my
was located. My wrist started
hurting and tingling from all the
mouse clicking I had been
doing. Each time the agony got
too much, I’d stop what I was
doing and give myself a break.
future teaching, I plan to urge a
break before continuing with
activities like these in the
classroom in the future.