This document summarizes the author's experiences that have led them to pursue a career in primary school teaching. It describes how working to improve their English language skills through humanities subjects in secondary school helped strengthen a perceived weakness. It also details experiences playing rugby and sprinting that showed the importance of developing confidence through practice. The author gained teaching experience through a sports leadership program in secondary school and volunteering at a primary school, learning about classroom management and the importance of being a role model. These experiences, along with successfully delivering a lesson in secondary school, convinced the author to become a primary school teacher.
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O documento repete a frase "des idées youniversal. ma" e variações dela, além de repetir breves frases sobre universalidade e sobre ser nosso trabalho.
El documento describe las características principales de diferentes tipos de bases de datos, incluyendo bases de datos SQL y NoSQL. Explica que las bases de datos SQL usan el lenguaje SQL y son relacionales, mientras que las bases de datos NoSQL son útiles para datos no estructurados y almacenados en la nube. También compara las ventajas y desventajas de bases de datos populares como Oracle, SQL Server, MongoDB y Cassandra.
María de los Ángeles Hernández Rodríguez nació en Puebla en 1986. Estudió la licenciatura en educación primaria y se graduó en 2008. Comenzó a trabajar como maestra en una escuela particular y luego se unió al servicio público en 2009, enseñando en comunidades rurales de Puebla. Actualmente enseña en Santa María Ixtiyucan y sus objetivos son seguir capacitándose en tecnología educativa y estrategias de enseñanza de lectura y escritura, con la esperanza de algún día dirigir
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This document contains a reflective analysis from a student teacher about their professional practicum experience. Some key points:
1) The practicum helped them understand the challenges of being a teacher, including long work hours and low pay, and allowed them to get to know their students better.
2) While they gained confidence over time teaching in front of classes, classroom management is still an area for improvement.
3) Their English proficiency and good rapport with students were strengths, but they need to work on being better organized with lesson pacing and taking fuller advantage of classroom technology.
4) Overall it was a valuable learning experience, but more development is still needed to handle the diverse realities teachers may face.
1. The author completed a practicum teaching English to 4-5 year olds at a kindergarten in her hometown.
2. She found the experience rewarding and noticed that the children were highly engaged and motivated to learn English.
3. The practicum helped the author develop her teaching skills and gain confidence in classroom management, keeping students engaged, and developing rapport with young learners.
1) The author discusses their journey to becoming an English teacher, including initially majoring in English without fully considering what being a teacher entailed.
2) While currently in their practicum, the author finds teaching rewarding but also challenging, as teachers in Colombia face issues like low pay and large class sizes.
3) The author sees themselves as a teacher who cares about bringing engaging materials and activities to their students, and who pays attention to their students' learning processes and styles.
1) The author completed their practicum experience teaching secondary students at a private school. They felt comfortable with the target language level and enjoyed teaching this age group.
2) Their lessons aligned with students' needs, abilities, and the reality of preparing for an exam. The author was able to successfully incorporate theoretical aspects of teaching into practice.
3) Most students were at a similar language level, allowing the author to focus on the class as a whole. Time management and further understanding each student could be improved. Feedback from observers was sometimes discouraging but the author remains motivated to continue developing their skills.
The document discusses a teacher's experience learning English and becoming a teacher. It provides details about how she initially wanted to be a teacher but wasn't sure of the subject, how she later became a physical education teacher but grew to enjoy English, and how she believes reading is what she teaches best. It also outlines how she currently teaches focusing on the four main skills, but knows she doesn't reach all learning styles, and discusses ways she can change her teaching such as incorporating more technology, group work, and computer programs to help students construct their own learning.
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1. Earn a grade of 90% or higher in the current class for each marking period.
2. Do well on the upcoming SAT exam to help with college applications.
3. Maintain good grades across other classes to support college admissions.
The author reflects on their teaching practicum from August to December at Liceo de Niñas de Concepción. They learned that teaching involves more than just lesson planning, grading, and classroom activities, and requires skills like organization, engagement, humor, and effective classroom management. The author gained confidence over time and realized their students were learning. Areas for continued improvement include timing of lessons and strengthening classroom management skills. Overall, the practicum was a positive learning experience.
Uaneen Project on Extra-Curricular ActivitiesCian Quinn
Basketball, Football
Head Coach: Basketball, Football
Class Rep: 3rd Year
Fundraiser Organizer: Suas, SVP
Event Manager: Table Quiz, Maths Revision Course
Tutor: Maths Grinds
Volunteer: SVP, RAG, Suas
Leadership
- Motivating and inspiring teams
- Delegating tasks and sharing responsibilities
- Negotiating and compromising
- Prioritizing different needs
Communication
- Organizing schedules, fixtures and events
- Sending regular updates
- Explaining drills and tactics clearly
- Public speaking at events
Interpersonal Skills
- Relating to and engaging with different personalities
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TPD - Final Assessment Report - RodriguesNatyrod1984
This report summarizes Laura Natalia Rodrigues' teaching practicum experiences in kindergarten, primary, and secondary levels. She found kindergarten most challenging as she had little experience, but learned that young children have their own learning processes. In primary school, students engaged well with her lessons, especially technology activities they did not usually access. For secondary students, having a different teacher was a positive change and they demonstrated learning from her lessons. Overall, the experiences gave her confidence and helped apply her teaching knowledge in varied contexts.
The document reflects on the author's educational experience at Oasis Catholico, an after school program that aids low-income students in Athens, Georgia. The author observes students and applies concepts from their educational psychology course like Piaget's cognitive development theory. Through this field experience, the author gains insight into how these psychological concepts are implemented in a classroom setting and how they contribute to student success.
The student teacher describes their experience doing their practicum at a private secondary school. They interviewed administrators to learn about the large class of 32 beginner students with varying English levels. Lessons incorporated visual aids, games, worksheets and activities from coursebooks to engage students and promote speaking practice. The student teacher found it difficult to use English at all times with this group but worked to improve lesson plans over time based on feedback. Areas for further improvement include timing, grammar use, fluency and reducing teacher talking time. Overall, it was a challenging but valuable first experience teaching such a large classroom.
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This document contains the final reflection of a student teacher after completing practicum experiences teaching English in kindergarten, primary, and secondary levels at Aberdare College. The student teacher discusses feeling nervous at first but finding the experiences enjoyable and rewarding. They realized the importance of understanding students' needs and interests to plan engaging lessons using technology and motivating resources. Overall, the practicum was a significant opportunity to apply learning and demonstrate teaching skills, though not necessarily defining readiness on its own given prior experience. The student teacher intends to continue developing skills and would like to teach Spanish abroad in the future. Keeping a reflective journal helped them critically analyze lessons and stay motivated throughout the practicum.
Beramendi tpd-trabajo de reflexión final-kinder-pdfCintiab03
Cintia completed her kindergarten practicum teaching 7 English lessons to first graders. She found lesson planning took more time than expected. While nervous, she learned about the teaching process and was able to communicate in English with the students through miming and examples. Cintia enjoyed working with the children and confirmed she wants to teach young learners. Feedback from her tutor and teachers helped her improve her lesson timing and recognize her strengths. Overall, Cintia was satisfied with her teaching experience and progress, though knows she still has more to learn in her career.
Beramendi tpd-trabajo de reflexión final-kinder-pdf
All about me
1. All about Me.
My first significant memory is undertaking extra comprehension work during year 3 and 4.
This is significant to me because it shown me that I had a weakness in English language
which needed work on. After a lot of work I improved, however I still had a weakness and
realised I needed to develop my strengths such as subject knowledge to compensate for
this. But during the remained of my education, I improved my English Language skills to the
extent where I no longer perceive them as major weakness. This major improvement after
my comprehension work was mainly due to me mainly doing humanities subjects at GCSE
and especially Alevel, in which I did Sociology, Geography and History. Because of the
amount of essays I had to do, I was able to further practice my language skills regularly.
Another Significant memory is my first few years playing rugby, as I really struggled to
develop the skills and abilities within the game. But during my third year playing I started to
gain more confidence and improved very quickly and as a result received the most improved
player of my age group. The same happened the next season as well, to the extent that I
became a key member of the team, resulting in being nominated for all the awards and
again receiving the most improved player. This taught me that confidence is especially key
for me to develop in whatever I’m doing. This idea has been reinforced further by my
progression as a sprinter within my year group at school, where after three years of being
second or third. I became the fastest in my year group through my confidence being
boosted after winning previous races and a lot of hard work in the weeks leading up to it.
This helped me discover that while I may not pick skills etc straight away, if I keep working
or practicing that skill, I will eventually develop it. Sometimes to a high standard. This also
taught me not to get dis-hearted when things do not go to plan straight away, as they is very
counterproductive and ultimately pointless. It is much better to dust yourself off and try
again.
I also had taken part in the Sports Leaders programme for four years. This is perhaps the
most vital part of my preparation for the course, as it taught me the basics of being a
teacher, through experiences I had during my time in the programme. The first is concerning
the ability to adapt very quickly to unforeseen events. This occurred when the first time I
planned an event, which was during an primary school Olympics. My station wasn’t working
because I over complicated it, so after the second group had left I majorly changed my plan.
This worked and the remaining groups really enjoyed themselves. Throughout my time as a
sports leader I built the foundations of my teaching style. I discovered that by having a
genuine enthusiasm and enjoyment of whatever I’m teaching, the children will be naturally
interested in it and it will flow more smoothly. Something that I also discovered is that
teachers are very important role models to the children they teach. Therefore I decided to
be as professional and inspiring as I can whenever I interact with children, as this will ensure
2. the children develop in the correct way while I teach then and they will hopefully remember
me.
I also volunteered at my local primary school during my gap year to gain some in class
experience before I started this course, as all my experience so far was sports based. During
my eight months at the school, I gained further invaluable experience into the teaching
profession. Such as viewing different ways of handling discipline, for example one teacher
raised their voice a lot, another never needed to as all she needed to do was stare or change
her facial expression to defuse most situations. I also learnt to learn that children have a lot
of quirky characteristics and how to manage them accordingly. Like learning what children
would wait until the last minute to ask for the toilet and which ones did not.
There was a key point when I defiantly decided to become a primary teacher. It was during
my final year at school and I was tasked by my sociology teacher to plan and deliver a lesson
for a year 8 class concerning crime and punishment. It went extremely well and all the
teachers involved said I should seriously consider become a teacher and combined with how
well the lesson went, gave me belief in my teaching ability and that I had a genuine chance
of becoming a good teacher. Before this point I had really enjoyed working with children but
didn’t believe I possessed the necessary attributes for a teacher. After this point, with
boosted confidence I started to build these attributes and develop my confidence, especially
during my time at Milldown first school. Through my time as a sports leader, I realised that I
much preferred working with primary children, as my personality and attributes were more
alike to a primary teacher. I did coach secondary school aged children in school as well as in
the local rugby club. While I did thoroughly enjoy doing that, I didn’t feel I had as much of an
impact as when I was teaching/coaching primary aged children.