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    Reflection Title: Story – The Boy Who Cried

    “Wolf”

    Name: Jawaher Ahmed Alkaabi


    Course: EPC 3903 – Practicum 3b
    Instructor: Robin Ogdol

    (Technology, 2017)
    Lesson English – Story – The Boy Who Cried “Wolf” Student
    Jawaher Ahmed
    unit/page teacher

    MST Joy School AFPS

    Class KG 1 Date March 13, 2018

    Overall aim and context of the lesson

    I taught a short part of the lesson today which is storytelling, I was aiming that the students will be
    able to understand that lying is bad and that there are consequences for lying.

    SWC Lesson Reflection


    Select (S):
    The lesson was about “lying” with the story of the boy who cried wolf. I was addressing Kg1 students
    with all the levels. However, due to some school’s event, we didn’t have time to do the activities, we
    only had about five minutes to read the story before the buses arrive.

    Describe (D):
    The lesson takes place in Al Alfiah Filipino Private School [AFPS] on the 13 th of March on Tuesday. I
    tried to read the story without using the book, to practice acting the story out. I tried to let students
    identify animals’ names, to be able to count, to understand the meaning of lying and its
    consequences. Students were well behaved, excited and they reacted well to the story and the
    questions. Few students were distracted by other things, yet they were able to answer the questions
    given to them.

    Analyze (A):
    Students were better behaved than the other class because it was my first time teaching/ reading them
    a story, and also because they’re well managed by the teacher (MST) and they follow the rules.
    Students who were distracted by other things, most likely the teacher (I) needed to bring more
    emotions to her storytelling to engage the students, and some wanted to go home already. The story
    was very simple that the students easily understood it. I don’t think I engaged the students properly
    since MST was rushing me and I was rushing telling the story.

    Appraise (A):
    Students will keep misbehaving as long as the teacher is not talking to them. However, I wasn't
    bothered by that little misbehavior (three students were playing with their chairs) since they didn’t
    distribute the others, they weren’t loud and since they were able to answer my questions. Few
    students looked tired since it’s the last period and they had a long day with the school event. Few
    others were interested in the story and I could see that they followed me with their eyes everywhere I
    go. Moreover, I wasn’t able to meet my teaching goals due to the shortness of time, but students were
    able to identify animals like “wolf” and “sheep” and understand that lying is bad.

    Transform (T):
    I would like to follow my old lesson plan and see if it’s going to work out or not, yet I would try to
    engage the students more by asking few questions and playing something before start telling the
    story. I will try to develop my reading stories skills (tone, intonation, emotions, etc.). I shall never
    ignore misbehaving and talk about it with the students. As well as practicing to act the story out to
    grasp students’ attention.

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