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Bulacan State University

City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan


Sarmiento Campus

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NAME: MENDOZA, PRINCESS MILLEN N.


COURSE/YEAR/SECTION: BSED FIL 3A

UNIT TITLE: THE TEACHER AS A PERSON

Activity:
Think about your current practice. How do you engage in collaborative discussions that include
suggestions from teachers and learners improvement of classroom practice?

Develop activities for learning that are complex. To collaborate, students need a purpose. If the
task is too easy, they can do it alone more easily. They can, at most, check in or engage in
superficial ways with each other. The real reason for partnering is that the mission is too hard
and has too many pieces to complete alone.

Activity:
Interview a teacher to find out who or what contributed to his/ her professional growth.
Direction:
List all potential questions that you would like to ask your cooperating teacher to enrich your
teaching experience with Blended Learning. Please refer to the first issue as an indication of this.
1. In what ways did your lectures and pedagogy shift during this global pandemic?
2. What are the problems of handling online classrooms?
3. What are the best practices for delivering microteaching and practicum under COVID-19?
4. How do I get my students' feedback?
5. How do you deal with students with special needs or deficits in learning?
6. How do I use Blended Learning in my lesson to make it more fun and fruitful?

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Abstraction:
Students illustrate the teacher as a person using a graphic organizer. Try e-draw max for free.
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Passion Competence

TEACHER AS A
PERSON

Morally mature
Caring
person

Application:
Design a professional growth timeline based on the interview

Reflection:
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Write a reflective journal on designing a professional growth timeline.

The professional development of teachers is important for transforming classroom practice,


improving schools, and improving the learning outcomes of students. In formal environments,
such as professional development programs, teaching research groups, and formal mentoring
programs, professional learning also takes place. Teachers also can learn through informal
interactions that occur during peer teaching, collaborative planning, and mentoring between
colleagues.
Designing a professional growth timeline. Building a knowledge base, to acquire new knowledge
and information and to build a conceptual understanding of it. Activities in this phase might
include goal setting, assessing needs, participating in interactive workshops, and forming a study
group. Observing models and examples, to study instructional examples in order to develop a
practical understanding of the research. In this process, activities such as school and classroom
visits, peer assessment, the use of instructional artifacts, co-planning, and listening to or viewing
examples of audio and video may be involved. In order to evaluate your teaching experience on
the basis of new insights, focus on your practice. Activities in this process can involve the use of
collegial discussion and reflection journals or teacher-authored events. Changing your practice,
to translate your new knowledge into individual and collaborative plans and actions for
curricular and instructional change. Activities might include action research, peer-coaching,
support groups, and curriculum development. Gaining and sharing expertise, to continue to
refine your instructional practice, learning with and from colleagues while also sharing your
practical wisdom with your peers. Activities in this phase might include team planning,
mentoring or partnering with a colleague, and participating in a network.

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