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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION III – CENTRAL LUZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF CITY OF SAN FERNANDO
SAN JOSE PANLUMACAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL
SAN JOSE, CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA

REFLECTION NOTES OF TEACHERS ON THEIR DEMONSTRATION OF TEACHING


PRACTICES FOLLOWING PARTICIPATION FROM LAC SESSION (MOV3)

1st Quarter LAC SESSION


TITLE: Test Construction Based on Bloom’s Taxonomy

REFLECTION: After attending the LAC Session titled “Test Construction Based on Bloom’s Taxonomy,” I
applied what I learned when checking the test papers of my fellow Filipino teacher. As the Filipino Coordinator,
I used the monitoring tool to review the exam and ensure that the questions matched the learning competencies
and covered different levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy. This helped me see the importance of making our tests fair,
clear, and aligned with higher-order thinking skills. The experience also improved my ability to give
constructive feedback and support my colleagues in creating better assessments.

2nd Quarter LAC SESSION


TITLE: Teaching Beginning Reading and Comprehension

REFLECTION: After participating in the LAC Session on “Teaching Beginning Reading and
Comprehension,” I thoughtfully applied the strategies I learned with my junior high school students. I asked
them to read short passages aloud, encouraged them to express their understanding in their own words, and
guided them through carefully designed activities and comprehension questions. This approach did not only
strengthen their reading and comprehension skills but also boosted their confidence and active participation in
class. Through this experience, I realized how powerful it is to provide varied, learner-centered strategies that
meet students at their level and gradually develop their higher-order thinking skills. It deepened my
commitment to creating lessons that truly support my students’ growth as independent and critical readers.

3rd Quarter LAC SESSION


TITLE: Project-Based Learning Strategies and their Impact on Learning Outcome

REFLECTION: I recognized how relevant these approaches are to Filipino classes, where much of the work is
performance-based. By integrating project-based learning into my lessons, my students can enhance their
abilities and skills in specific areas such as their speaking performance. They also develop creativity,
collaboration, and critical thinking while completing their projects. In addition, these activities allow students to
build stronger connections with their classmates as they work together toward common goals. This experience
reaffirmed for me that project-based learning not only improves performance skills but also supports holistic
development and positive classroom relationships.

4th Quarter LAC SESSION


TITLE: Gamified Teaching

REFLECTION: After exploring Gamified Teaching, I applied it in my Filipino classes by using different
applications and strategies such as quizzes, interactive games, and point systems. These approaches helped my
learners become more engaged, motivated, and active during lessons. They not only enjoyed the activities but
also developed better understanding of the concepts and skills in Filipino. This experience showed me that
gamifying lessons can make learning both fun and meaningful, while still achieving the desired learning
outcomes.
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Prepared by:

REA P. BINGCANG

Address: Purok 5, San Jose, City of San Fernando Pampanga


E-mail Address: 501137@[Link]
School I.D.: 501137
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION III – CENTRAL LUZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF CITY OF SAN FERNANDO
SAN JOSE PANLUMACAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL
SAN JOSE, CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA

Gamified Teaching

Address: Purok 5, San Jose, City of San Fernando Pampanga


E-mail Address: 501137@[Link]
School I.D.: 501137

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'Teacher demonstration of teaching practices' sessions impact educators by enhancing their ability to give constructive feedback, support colleagues in creating better assessments, and ensure that their teaching strategies are learner-centered and effective. Teachers are encouraged to utilize techniques that foster independent and critical reading while also boosting students' confidence and participation .

Reflection after LAC sessions influences teaching practices by allowing educators to critically evaluate and apply new strategies learned from the sessions. This reflection leads to improved test construction, reading comprehension strategies, and innovative teaching methods like project-based learning and gamified teaching, ultimately enhancing educational outcomes and fostering student engagement .

Gamified teaching increases student engagement by making learning enjoyable and interactive. This method helps students become more motivated and active participants in their lessons, enhancing their understanding of concepts and skills in Filipino. The approach provides a meaningful learning experience while achieving educational goals .

The strategies used to teach beginning reading and comprehension included having students read short passages aloud, express their understanding in their own words, and engage in carefully designed activities and comprehension questions. These methods were effective as they strengthened students' reading and comprehension skills and increased their confidence and participation in class .

Key elements of project-based learning highlighted include enhancing specific skills like speaking performance, fostering creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. Additionally, it supports holistic development by allowing students to work together toward common goals, thereby strengthening classroom relationships .

The use of gamification improves student learning processes by making lessons more engaging and interactive, thus fostering active participation and motivation. This method enhances comprehension and retention of Filipino concepts and skills, ensuring that learning remains both fun and aligned with important educational outcomes .

Project-based learning in Filipino classes enhances students' speaking performance, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking skills. It also helps build stronger connections between students as they cooperate towards shared objectives, supporting their holistic development and positive classroom relationships .

Teacher feedback plays a crucial role in new assessment strategies by providing constructive input that helps refine test design to align better with Bloom's Taxonomy. It supports teachers in creating assessments that are more reflective of students' learning capacities, enhancing the educational climate through informed interactions and improved understanding .

Incorporating Bloom's Taxonomy into test construction improves the educational assessment process by ensuring that the questions align with the learning competencies and cover different levels of cognitive skills. This approach makes tests fair, clear, and aligned with higher-order thinking skills, ultimately enhancing the accuracy and effectiveness of assessments .

Applying lessons from 'Teaching Beginning Reading and Comprehension' changes educators' approach by encouraging them to use learner-centered strategies that meet students at their level. Educators become more focused on gradually developing higher-order thinking skills, thus improving students' independence and critical reading abilities .

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