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Classroom Reflection on Simulation Learning

The document is a reflection from a pre-service teacher observing a grade 11 class. The teacher showed a video on product trailers and explained each part. Students then did a presentation on a product they designed. The pre-service teacher reflects that simulation activities like this are important for hands-on learning and motivating students, rather than just imaginative teaching, to make learning more efficient and productive.

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Classroom Reflection on Simulation Learning

The document is a reflection from a pre-service teacher observing a grade 11 class. The teacher showed a video on product trailers and explained each part. Students then did a presentation on a product they designed. The pre-service teacher reflects that simulation activities like this are important for hands-on learning and motivating students, rather than just imaginative teaching, to make learning more efficient and productive.

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Andres Soriano Ave.

, Mangagoy, Bislig City


Tel #: (086)-853-5005

FS 2

Reflection
School : MANGAGOY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

During my observation in the class of grade 11- Love l under Mrs. Michelle Aguilar
during her Media Integrated Literature subject, the teacher show a video about the topic
which is product trailer. She then explain each part of it. Then let the students conduct a
presentation of a product that they would think.

My reflection is that as a soon educator, simulation is a great activity for the


learners to learn. Teaching without hands-on is just teaching in an imaginative way like
the old times. It is important for the learners to be exposed and to be trained through a
simulation to be more efficient and productive, also to motivate them.

Mr. RHAIN LAURENCE P. CONGAYO


Pre-Service Teacher

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