The document summarizes a classroom observation of a Grade 7 sewing class at Abellana National School. The lesson observed was on the parts and functions of a sewing machine. During the lesson, one group of students reported on and discussed the parts of a manual sewing machine. The teacher then demonstrated how to use the sewing machine and gave the students a short quiz to assess their understanding.
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Learning act# 7 learning activities and learning process
1. Cebu Normal University
Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City
Name: Cañada, Shara S. Yr. & Sec.: BSEd-TLE III
Subject: Field Study 1 Class Schedule: MW (1:30-3:00 P.M.)
Learning Act. # 7: Learning Activities and Learning Process
Name of School observed: Abellana National School
School Address: Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City
Grade/Year Level Grade 7
Section: Lila
Subject Area: Garments
Subject Matter/Lesson: Parts and Function of a Sewing Machine
Date and Time of observation: September 03, 2014 (09:00AM-11:00AM)
Name of teacher: Mrs. Nena Cantay
Name of Principal/School Head: Dr. Severina B. Chin
Name of FS Student (Observer): Shara S. Cañada
Observation
INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES OBSERVED OBSERVATION NOTES
Student Reporting (by group) One group discussed about the parts and
functions of a Manual Sewing Machine.
Demonstration The teacher shows and demonstrate
Assessment The teacher gave a short quiz after the
demonstration and discussions.
The reporter will paste their visual aids in front of the class and each member will report
it to the entire class. They entertain questions and clarifications at the end of the discussions.
The teacher that serves as facilitator gave her feedback and additional inputs about the topic as
well as she demonstrate and locate the parts of the sewing machine. Then, she gave a short
quiz.
2. Analysis
1. Considering the context of the class you have observed, such as its subject
matter/lesson, grade/year level, and the students, and the types of qualities of
knowledge emphasized in the instructional activities relevant? Articulate your thoughts.
Yes, it is relevant to the topic since the reporter gives the concept and context
and then the teacher gives the procedures in proper way of operating the sewing
machine.
2. If given the chance to teach in the class you observed, and given the same contexts,
what types and qualities of knowledge would you wish to emphasize and how will you
do it?
First, I will gain the attention of my students by showing parts of the sewing
machine. Then, I would allow somebody from my class to name the parts of the sewing
machine. Next, I will elaborate the parts of the sewing machine. After the discussions, I
will conduct performance exam to my students by allowing them to name the parts of
the sewing machine.
Reflections
Complete the lead statement.
I used to think that knowledge is only one way process and the teacher will be the only
one to supply the content and context.
After doing this observation, I now think that knowledge is a give and take process.
The teacher will supply the information and students will also share their thoughts about the
topic.
From the experience, I feel that learning takes place when there is a collaboration and
cooperation of the students and the teacher.
If only teachers will give the inputs about the subject, the class would be monotonous and
insufficient since there are things that the students know while the teacher don’t know and vice
versa. Ergo, learning takes place when the teacher and students cooperates.
3. Adopted from: DepEd Appraisal Form #5: Checklist for Teacher/Class Observation
Item YES NO REMARKS
1. Stresses the importance/significance/ essence of the topic
Very Good
2. Links lesson to learner's backgrounds and life experiences,
past learning including those in other subject areas, and future
learning.
Outstanding
3. Points out similarities and differences of the previous topic to
the new one.
Terrific
4. Explain academic task clearly.
Good
5. Use a variety of techniques to make content concepts clear
(e.g. modeling, visuals, hands-on activities, demonstration,
gestures, body language).
Excellent
6. Provide ample opportunities for students to use strategies
(e.g. problem solving predicting, organizing, summarizing,
categorizing, evaluating, self monitoring.
Needs
Improvement
7. Use scaffolding techniques consistently (providing the right
amount of support to move students from one level of
understanding to a higher level) throughout lesson.
Insufficiently
precise
8. Use a variety of question types including those that promote
higher-order thinking skills throughout the lesson (e.g. literal,
analytical, and interpretive questions).
Unclear
9. Provide frequent opportunities for interactions and discussion
between teacher and learner and among learners, and
encourage elaborated responses.
Very precise
10. Use group configurations that support language and
content objectives of the lesson. Provide sufficient wait time for
student response consistently.
Good
11. Give ample opportunities for students to clarify key
concepts.
Unclear
12. Provide hands-on materials and/or manipulative for
students to practice using/ new content knowledge.
Fabulous
13. Provide activities for students to apply content knowledge
in daily life experiences.
Great
14. Conduct assessments of learner comprehension based on
learning objectives (e.g. spot checking, group response,
individual work, peer work and/or group work.
Outstanding
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