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Reflection on Second Language Learning Skills

The reflection discusses the author's realization of their learning process as a second language learner, highlighting the importance of various methods and personal motivation. They acknowledge their teaching skills are not yet proficient but are committed to continuous learning. The author identifies the need to improve their speaking skills in English and emphasizes the importance of comfort and ongoing education to enhance their teaching abilities.

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Reflection on Second Language Learning Skills

The reflection discusses the author's realization of their learning process as a second language learner, highlighting the importance of various methods and personal motivation. They acknowledge their teaching skills are not yet proficient but are committed to continuous learning. The author identifies the need to improve their speaking skills in English and emphasizes the importance of comfort and ongoing education to enhance their teaching abilities.

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From the experiences and results you got from the different skills test, write a

reflection through the given guide questions:

1. What did you realize about yourself as a second language learner?

As a current Teaching and Assessment of Macros kills student, I realize that I


learnt my second language using a variety of methods, including not only my
professor's lessons but also the environment I am surrounded by.  Finally, I have
my own will and responses to whatever new information I may learn.

2. Do you think your skills are proficient enough for you to teach students?

I know to myself that I have the skills and ability to teach the students, but it
wasn’t proficient enough as I am continuously learning new things from the
lessons. One more thing as the world are constantly changing I know that we as
a teacher are also consistently learning form the new information and knowledge
that we must learn in able to teach our students.

3. What skill should you need to improve more?

I do believe that the skills I need to improve is my ability in speaking my Targeted


Language which is the English Language.

4. What can you do to help yourself in improving your skills as a future


language teacher?

By letting myself to feel comfortable in speaking my second language and


enabling myself to continue learning about this topic, I could help myself become
a better future language teacher.

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