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    I. Learning Competencies

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    being tricked/outwitted by someone. B. Guided Questions The Teacher will present the following questions: 1. How tricky is Sang Kancil? 2. Do you admire Sang Kancil’s wit? 3. What would you do after the incident if you’re Sang Buwaya? Why? C. Lesson Proper The teacher will present the story entitled “Outwitting a Crocodile” by using a call-my-number reading strategy. The students will have their own number‚ and as the teacher state a number‚ the student who owns the number will be the one reading

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    Teacher Observation

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    Interview on Lesson Planning and Observation on Lesson Implementation MTE/518 April 22‚ 2013 Raquel Pesce It was obvious that Ms. Brown had created a plan for this lesson by observing the progression of the skills that were being taught and that they were presented in a logical order that aided student comprehension. Both the students and the teacher were familiar with the skills and the delivery. She also posts lesson plans online. Objectives and expectations of the lesson were communicated

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    Cottie Catcher Reflection

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    in-action in particular involves the internal process of reflecting on something while you are doing it. In my mini lesson‚ I had the opportunity to teach my group how to create and use a Cottie Catcher‚ something I learned when I was younger but had lost familiarity with. Since teaching is not my career aspiration I definitely experienced a lot of in-action-reflection as I was teaching my lesson‚ this having a lot to do with a lack of experience with teaching. Specifically through reflection the physical

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    LESSON PLAN Student Teacher: Mentor Teacher: School: Grade/Level: LOW INTERMEDIATE- 9/E Number of Students: 30 Textbook: - Subject/Description of Lesson: Reading Date: 20/03/2013 Starting/Ending Time: 45’ (for each class hour) Materials: Text. LEARNING OUTCOMES: By the end of the lesson students will be able to: * Have a general knowledge of the text. * Identify the explicitly stated information * Deduce the meaning of words from the text. T: Good morning‚ everybody

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    Little Prince’ written by Antoine de Saint-Exupery conveys life lessons through the novella. Many of the lessons revolve around meeting characters. De Saint-Exupery cleverly interweaves these messages throughout the prince’s conversation with the pilot which include many encounters with characters who teach the little prince lessons about kindness‚ modesty‚ conceitedness‚ lying and narrow mindedness. The most prominent are the lessons of looking with the heart‚ ‘tame’ making connections with others

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    enforced to do homework. Everyone has their point of view but evidence clearly supports that they should. Kids should have to do homework because it tells teachers what they need to reteach‚ it provides practice for kids that are not understanding the lesson that the teacher is teaching‚ and finally helps kids learn about more in the long run. One reason Homework would be beneficial for kids would be that it teaches teachers what they did well and what they may need to review with the kids. when a teacher

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    5 Finger Rules Worksheet

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    Objective: Students will learn about the five finger rule for choosing the right book during Read to Self Alaska ELA Standards(s): Reading Standards: Foundational Skills (Grade 1) 3. Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words. Fairbanks Core Learner Objectives: FNSBSD Standards: Reading: Language Arts Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words. Materials: Library Books (Various reading levels) Classroom Books (Various reading

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    Describe your experience during a challenging time in your life. personally‚ either despite this challenge or because of it. 500 words Explain how you grew One of the most challenging experiences I have ever had was the first time I was a volunteer teacher. At first‚ I thought it would be a piece of cake for a sophomore to handle. However‚ it was an embarrassing and frustrating experience. What went wrong? Even after I asked them to be quiet several times‚ the students still kept talking. So

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    My Teacher, My Hero

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    are strong foundations that guide‚ develop‚ and mold them all throughout. They are the teachers! What else can we think of when teachers are mentioned? Their understanding‚ hardships‚ advices and care for us students. And of course‚ lectures new lessons‚ quizzes and assignments! Those memories when they came about to tell stories and jokes with us students. Their “sermons” to us during times when we were disobedient‚ or lazy to pass our assignments. Their continuous patience and hard works really

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    educator. Some did not anticipate the heavy work load‚ low pay‚ stress or lack of resources that comes with teaching and as a result 15 percent of teachers leave the field after their first year (Kauchak). Some districts and states have come up with plans to help keep new teachers and lower that turnover rate. Two such programs are mentoring programs and induction programs. Many people confuse these terms or think they are the same‚ when in fact‚ they are very different.     Mentoring means to serve

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