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Reflection Journal Sample

The document is a reflection journal template for a teacher named Mylene L. Cinco from Tabontabon Central School in the Philippines. It includes sections for describing learned strategies, insights gained, lessons learned, and a plan for addressing challenges. The focus is on personal experiences with teaching strategies and their application in the classroom.

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Reflection Journal Sample

The document is a reflection journal template for a teacher named Mylene L. Cinco from Tabontabon Central School in the Philippines. It includes sections for describing learned strategies, insights gained, lessons learned, and a plan for addressing challenges. The focus is on personal experiences with teaching strategies and their application in the classroom.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION VIII (EASTERN VISAYAS)
Division of Leyte
TABONTABON CENTRAL SCHOOL
Tabontabon District

LAC REFLECTION JOURNAL

Date: ____________________________
Name: MYLENE L. CINCO
Position: TEACHER II
Designation: TEACHER

Topic: (Description of the approach or strategy learned

Insights or Realizations (Insights or realizations gained from the facilitator, mentor, or


coach regarding new concepts learned and known concepts that were more
understood)

A. A totally new concept

B. A familiar concept but learned something new

Lessons Learned (personal experiences of how the strategy) or not in his/her class)

A. Easy points (what was easy to learn or apply to learners and why)

B. Challenging points (what difficult to learn or apply to learners and why)

Next Course of Action


(what to do next to address challenges encountered)

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