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Sally Student
Problem-Solving

I experienced a problem of lack of knowledge on the several components in the lesson plan while

planning my lesson. I resolved the problem during my field experience by starting with a big

picture of the components that should be entailed in my lesson plan. Secondly, I resolved the

problem by choosing not to rely on fluff, and I had to get creative with the resources I used

during my lessons since I have been choosing resources that failed me. Further, in my field of

experience, I resolved the conflict by relating the lesson plans I was making to real life and

getting nontraditional in my field.

Another problem that I experienced while planning lessons was setting the allocation time for

teaching and interaction with students. During my field experience, I resolved the problem by

equaling and appreciating students' teaching and social life. By this, I had to admit that teaching

alone is not enough for the well-being of the students, hence the need for setting enough time for

social interaction with the students.

Flexibility

An example of flexible teaching related to ''teaching moments'' is a rainbow my students and I

say in the sky during physical education lessons. I spontaneously accommodated my student's

needs by taking advantage of the rainbow to explain the distinctive differences in colors using

colors since many of the students had problems distinguishing colors.

Further, an example of flexible teaching related to ‘’teachable moment’’ is using students sitting

arrangements to break gender stereotypes. I spontaneously accommodated my student's needs by

interrupting them students whenever they chose sitting arrangements that reinforced stereotypes

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that were going to affect them. Additionally, I accommodated their needs by showing that they

could do well in everything regardless of gender stereotypes.

APT Project Reflection

Personal Practice

In regard to my main strength and weakness during the administration, data analysis, and

instructional planning processes, I learned that I am doing well. Still, I need to improve in some

fields in order to perfect my personal practice. For example, I need to improve data analysis by

familiarizing myself with all data analysis methods. To improve my area of weakness, I need to

keep reflecting on instructional resources, interacting with other educators, and investing more

time in articles concerning data analysis.

Content and Field Experience Coherence

What I discovered about this project aligns with the principles and key concepts I have learned in

this course about phonic awareness and phonics since I understood how to identify words that

rhyme, how to count syllables in words, and how to recognize alliteration. One connection was

familiarizing myself with the significant levels of phonemic awareness such as phoneme

segmentation, blending, splitting, rhyming, comparing and contrasting, and lastly, phoneme

manipulation.

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