Field Study 2: Experiencing the Teaching-Learning Process
Episode 1
MY TOOLS
As you visit
a school and observe the teaching-learning practices, use the
activity forms to document your observation and write your
insights or reflections.
MY JOURNAL
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Name of the School Observed:
Central II Elementary School
School Address: Calamba,
Laguna Date of
Visit: January 8, 2014
Grade/ Year Level: Grade
III-Aries Subject
Area: Math
Topic: How to use the Scientific Calculator |
Description of Teaching
Strategies:
Since the subject area was Mathematics, the
teacher used the strategy of first beginning with what the
students knew like; What is a calculator? Have they ever seen one?
What do they think is the importance of it? And What is the
importance of it. After, a little exchange of thoughts and ideas
between the students, the teacher proceed to the topic. The
strategy she used after the first stated was to move from simple
to complex concepts. First the simple fundamental operations on
the calculator, the addition, subtraction, multiplication and
division. After doing so, they proceed to the more complex one
like the sin ɵ, cos ɵ and tan ɵ. Through this strategy the
students would find learning new concepts more easily because they
started from recalling and refreshing their prior knowledge and
acquiring new ones.
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Description of Learning
Activities:
The learning activities conducted was interesting
and at the same time fun. I said this so because of the first
activity they do: The teacher assigned the students to form 2 big
groups; the objective of the activity was to test their ability to
use properly the scientific calculator with accuracy in solving
the problems written on the board. This type of activity will
surely caught the attention of the students because as we all knew
every child loved to play, this type of activity would be very
effective to the pupils, but it may be a bit noisy and
disorganized that’s why the teacher need to facilitate to
maintain order among the class.
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Description of Learner’s
Participation (proportion of learners who participated and
quality of participation):
It was very amazing
that almost all of the pupils participated from the class, from
the recitation up to the activity presented to them. Each pupil
was very active, very open about their ideas and willing to be
corrected if they miscalculated or miscomputed the problem. Maybe
the reason behind this was the effective strategies that suit each
and every one of the pupils in the class.
____Sheila Mae Rosali d.N.
Lavapie_____
Signature over Printed Name of FS
Student
Attested by __Mrs.
Luningning Halili__
Cooperating Teacher
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Scribble a brief
reflection of your feelings and insights from your observation
experience.
- As I observe the class of Grade III-Aries this only proved that they are very well disciplined and fast learners. I also noticed that they are very much interested to learn, they pursue very hard not just to understand but to comprehend the topic. Also realized that the teacher’s strategies and prepared learning activities will greatly contribute to the pupil’s learning. The teacher should also think for new ideas in order to make the class alive and to keep the pupil’s interest in the class. Just like what Mrs. Halili did, she think of a fun learning activity that not just only will test the learners’ understanding but also something that the pupils will enjoyed.
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