OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART COLLEGE OF GUIMBA, INC.

Guimba, Nueva Ecija

APPROVAL SHEET

This piece entitled A NARRATIVE REPORT ON STUDENT TEACHING AT OUR

LADY OF THE SACRED HEART COLLEGE OF GUIMBA, INC., GUIMBA,

NUEVA ECIJA AND SAN ANDRES HIGH SCHOOL OF GUIMBA, NUEVA ECIJA,

prepared and submitted by Dianne S. Garcia in partial fulfillment of the requirements for

the degree Bachelor of Secondary Education, major in Values, is hereby accepted and

approved.

Recommending Approval:

EDEN ANN MARIZ B. RATCHO

Student Teaching Instructress
Date: _________________

Approved:

RUBELYN M. ESPERON, PHD

Teacher Education Program Head/ Dean
Date: ___________________

APRIL 2018
 Acknowledgement

I want to express my gratitude to all those people who have given their heart

whelming support in making this compilation a magnificent experience.

To our supervising instructress, Miss Eden Ann Mariz B. Ratcho together with our

Dean Rubelyn M. Esperon, Ph.D. for the valuable guidance and advice, for inspiring,

and motivating me to finish this given requirements. For encouraging me to the highest

peak and provided me the opportunity to prepare the project.

To my family who inspired, encouraged and fully supported me in every trial that

came in my way. I thank them for giving me not just financial, but moral and spiritual

support.

To our Almighty God for the knowledge, strength and wisdom. His guidance leads

us to select the most desirable way to success.

To Mrs. Evangeline D. Mamaclay, and Miss Jergenie Red Espania, for your

cooperation and to your students who also give their cooperation. I wish I could express

my sincere appreciation to them for their warm hospitality. Thank you very much!
 Dedication

To my family, friends, all my teachers, classmates and to those people who

became part of my life, friends and to my students. Thank you very much for the great

experienced who helped me to become more productive.

- Dianne
 Table of contents

Approval Sheet……………………………………………………………………..i

Acknowledgement………………………………………………………………….ii

Dedication..................................................................................................................iii

Table of Contents……………………………………………………………………iv

Narrative Report…………………………………………………………………….1

 Student Teaching Program…………………………………………..2-3

 The Cooperating School……………………………………………..4-10
 First Day and Orientation…………………………………………....11-15
 The Principal…………………………………………………………16-17
 The Department Head……………………………………………….18-19
 The Cooperating Teacher…………………………………………….20
 Working with the Cooperating Teacher……………………………...21-22
 Working with the Students…………………………………………..23-24
 Working with the Community……………………………………….25-26
 Working with co-student teachers…………………………………..27-28
 Initial Demonstration Teaching……………………………………..29
 Final Demonstration Teaching………………………………………30-32
 Challenges Encountered……………………………………………..33
 Insights learned………………………………………………………34-35

II. Case Study……………………………………………………………………….36-42

III. Appendices……………………………………………………………………..43
NARRATIVE
REPORT
 Student Teaching Program

Being a student teacher, we are assign and teach how to maintain discipline and

control that is organize and manages the class time well. To maintain a warm and friendly

atmosphere that is conducive to learning. And most importantly being a student teacher

you must explain your lesson in a clear and well-modulated voice, shows confident, and

shows the mastery of the subject matter. Teaching is difficult, you are going to have rough

days, and you are going to need help sometimes. Having confidence is crucial for a great

student teaching experience that we have. Students need to see that their teacher knows

what he or she is talking about. They need a teacher that demands respect. When I first

started as a student teacher, I was awkward and unsure of myself. I was not sure what my

cooperating teacher would think, and I worried about how my students would perceive a

teacher who did not look old enough to teach in the first place. As I fell into my groove

and gained more confidence as a teacher, I found that my students not only respected me

but felt more comfortable talking to me, too. Confidence meant I could be myself while

still demanding respect from my students and colleagues.

The student teaching experience allows you to put everything that you have learned

about education and your subject matter into action. You get to test the waters under the

supervision of an experienced teacher who can guide you along and help you become the

kind of teacher that you want to be. If you embrace the opportunity, you can learn a lot

from the experience

 During in the student teaching experience, we have to spend a lot of time for

preparing each lesson plan. We have to work hard to research different ways to present

the information for each lesson. Moreover, looked for activities that our students would

enjoy, and made sure that all of the materials and other things that needed before class

started. Even then, there were always things that would go wrong technology would fail.

Students would complete activities quicker than planned. On the other hand, students

would require much more time and explanation than expected.

As such, In order to be realized that I needed to be prepared as much as possible,

but, more importantly, I needed to prepare to be flexible and know how to manage a class

that have a different type of students that I will have to encounter once I will be teach

them. You never know what is going to come up or what will catch the students’ attention.

In addition, when creating lessons, remember that you need to be prepare for changes.

Figure out alternative activities in order to help your day go as smoothly as possible and

allow your students to gain the most from the lessons.

As a future teacher, you must be sensitive to what is happening inside the classroom;

during discussion and activities, because you are not just there to give knowledge to the

students but you will also acting as their full time classroom teacher. It is important to have

a set of guidelines and rules that you are strict on from the beginning of the class. You have

to show to the students that you are serious when it comes to class.
 Cooperating School

(In Campus)

The Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College (OLSHCO) is the only Catholic educational

institution located in a 1.5-hectare area within the compound of the Catholic Church at

Afan Salvador Street, Guimba Nueva Ecija. Rev. Fr. Andrew Corsten, MSC, and a Dutch

missionary, founded it. The Securities and Exchange Commission approved its Articles of

Incorporation in September 1947 with the following incorporations: Mr. Juan Faustino,

Mr. Francisco Narciso, Mr. Bienvenido Wilwayco, Fr. Felimon Cuyco and Rev. Fr.

Andrew Corsten, MSC. The Grade School Department gained government recognition on

August 24, 1948 while the High School Department was recognized on July 5, 1949. Due

to the need of inculcating Christian values to preschoolers, OLSHCO opened its

Kindergarten course in 1958. OLSHCO is a non-stock and non-profit corporation

administered by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart (MSC) with the assistance of the

Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception of the Holy Mother (SFIC). It offers a

complete pre-school, elementary, secondary, and tertiary education. OLSHCO is also an

active member of the Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP).

OLSHCO is remembered for its humble beginnings. It was first housed in a single five-

room building with sawali walling. It started to operate in June 1947 as OUR LADY OF

THE SACRED HEART ACADEMY (OLSHA) with 160 grade school pupils and 20 first

and second year students. In 1948, the Franciscan Sisters headed by Sister Lutgardis arrived

in Guimba, to assist the MSC Fathers in the administration of the school. The school
produced its first set of thirty three (33) high school graduates in 1949. The year 1950

paved the way for the opening of the College Department changing OLSHA to OLSHCO.

However, due to financial problems, the college department was closed in 1955 but

reapplied for the change of the institution’s name from OLSHA to OLSHCO again as

approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission last July, 2008 in preparation for

the opening and full operation of college department for 2008-2009.

Vision

OLSHCO, A premier Catholic Diocesan College Animated by the Teachings of

Jesus Christ through Transformative Education.

Mission

Inspired by the Life and Faith of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart and the charism of the

Diocese, OLSHCO is committed to:

1. Ensure the integral formation of persons

2. Intensify solidarity among stakeholders

3. Strengthen stewardship as a vital component of operational sustainability.

Core Values

Stewardship
Empowerment
Empathy
Discipleship
Solidarity
 Present administration

Rev. Fr. Lloyd A. Nepumeceno

ACES SUPURINTENDENT

Most Rev. Roberto Mallari, D.D

President

Rev. Fr Lloyd A. Nepumeceno

Executive Vice President

Narcy F. Ador Dionisio Rev. Fr. Nestor B. Romano

SUPERVISOR FOR Super Visor for finance
CURRICULUM

Manuel Q. Uy III MAEda

VPAA

Rubelyn M. Wylene G. Herminigildo Thelma B. Collado

Esperon,Ph.D Principal Treasurer

CrisCollege
Norman Dean
Olipas Marissa G. Onosa Reymund Allan de Gracia
Program Head- BSIT Vice Principal HRO

Ana Theresa V. VICE PRINCIPAL JHS Roy Del Campo, MLIS

Pagaduan Chief Librarian
Program Head- BSHRM

Rubelyn M. Esperon Martha Y. Manual Sr. Sarah De Vera, SFIC

,Ph.D Vice Principal- PS/GS Guidance Coordinator
College Dean

Rev. Fr. Renz Jane S. Julieta L. Adriano Sr. Filipina Salirunga

Valente Tesda Officer Campus Minister
School Chaplain
 Cooperating School

(Off Campus)

Through the effort of the Barangay Official of Brgy. San Andres, Guimba, Nueva

Ecija in the year of 1994-1997 administered by the former Barangay Captain Meliton

Viloria, and with the help of former Governor Edno Joson, made way to the establishment

of San Andres High School. San Andres High School was then an Annex of Guimba

National High School, now known as Bartolome Sanggalang National High School. In

January 25, 2001, San Andres High School stood on its own and was no longer an annex

of the GNHS. It made way to the fast growth in number of students and facilities of the

school.

The prolific lot where San Andres High School stands was a donation of the late Mrs.

Virginia Asuncion-Rufino and Mr. Juanito Mariano.

In its first school year, 1997-1998, the prioneer educators were Mrs. Marivic

Burgos, Mr. Alex Calambacan, Ms. Luisa Dullas and Ms. Analyn Viloria spearheaded by

their OIC, Mr. Nolasco M. Salonga. As the population of students increased, new

teacherwere hired for the following school year. They were, Ms. Eden Dela Cruz, Ms.

Janette Pascual, Ms. Estrelita Quezon, and Mrs. Ma. Rhoda Tumacder, Mrs. Cristina

Umali, Mrs. Catherine Yambao, Ms. Morena Valeroso, Mr. Elmer Operario and Mrs.

Maura Cristal.
In 2016, San Andres High School opened Senior High School as a demand by the K-12

Curriculum. As of 2017, there were 419 students in the school.

The DepEd Vision

We dream of Filipino who passionately love their country and whose values and

competencies enable them to realize their full potential and contribute meaningfully to

building the nation.

As a learner-centered public institution, the Department of Education continuously

improves itself to better serve its stakeholders.

The DepEd Mission

To protect and promote the right of every Filipino to quality, equitable, culture-based,

and complete basic education where:

 Students learn in a child-friendly, gender-sensitive, safe, and motivating

environment.

 Teachers facilitate learning and constantly nurture every learner.

 Administrators and staff, as stewards of the institution, ensure an enabling and

supportive environment for effective learning to happen.

 Family, community, and other stakeholders are actively engaged and share

responsibility for developing life-long learners.

Core Values

Maka-Diyos

Maka-Tao

Makakalikasan

Makabansa
 Present Administration

Ronaldo A. Pozon, Ph.D., CESO V

Schools Division Superintendent

Ericson S. Sabacan, EdD Johanna N. Gervacio

ASDS - LMD ASDS- AID

Government Rodrigo L. Directo, DDE Non-Government

Organizations/Agencies/ Organization/Agencies/
Stakeholders School Head Stakeholders

JHS Academic Head SPIC SHS Academic Head

Evangeline D. Mamaclay Marieta S. Gacosta

Roger M. Usi,
Evangeline D.
Mamaclay, Marieta S.
Gacosta, Eden D.
Ventura, Trinidad B.
Tranquilino

The Curriculum Coordinators Monthly headed by SOM Coordinator(s)

Carol H. Duenas Eden D. Bernadette D.

Angela G. Alonzo
(Science) Ventura (TLE- Castro (Science,
(Filipino)
AFA-ESP) SHS0
Evangeline D.
Julie M. Barawid
Mamaclay Norie-lyn M. Magie S. Rebicoy
(English)
(Math0 Melegrito (TLE) (TLE, SHS)
Ma. Rhoda F.
Trinidad B. Marieta S. Magnolia C.
Tumacder (AP)
Tranquilino Gacosta (TVL Gaviola (P.E,
(ICT) and Math, SHS) SHS)
 First day and Orientation

(In Campus)

November 20, 2017 was my first meeting with my cooperating teacher in our

school, OLSHCO, Ms. Jergenie Red R. Espania. She was good in English in fact I really

admire her because she is good in pronunciation. When we were having our conversation,

about the schedule and all other things that I need know about my teaching she treated me

like a real teacher, she gave me the topic that I need to discuss for the third quarter. She

also gives me ideas on how can I present my lesson, during that day she already asked me

to observe her so that I will get idea on how to handle the grade 8 students and also given

me ideas on how can I formulate my rules inside the classroom. She was so approachable

that is why I am very much thankful to have her as my cooperating teacher.

After my first week of observing, the students were very welcoming despite having

to adjust to another teacher that will teach them to the following week, the students were

immediately interested in getting to know me. They say that the behavior of 8-Loyalty is

different to the other section because they are noisy, not paying attention on what the

teacher discuss in front of the class and so on. Nevertheless, they prove me wrong because

in my first week of observing, I saw in them the passion, and eagerness to learn.
 December 11, 2017, is the day that I started teaching in 8-Loyalty, by the time that

I entered the class I introduced myself and saying that I will be the one who will teach them

in ESP. After that, I give the only rules that I state and that will be Respect, respect me as

their teacher as they give respect to Ma’am Jergenie, their adviser. Also, give respect for

the teacher, respect for the fellow students, respect who is talking in front, and lastly give

respect for themselves.

At first I feel nervous but I really tried my best not too, so that later on I feel the

confident in me, I managed the class time well and maintain the discipline and orderliness

in the classroom. The feedback from the cooperating teacher was positive at the end of the

first lesson. She stated that I handled the group very well, and maintained their interest. I

was able to recognize behaviors and deal with them adequately. Concerning the lesson, she

felt that it went very well. I had challenged some students who needed to be challenge.

My second teaching experience would not be easy unlike to my first teaching

experience that I have my self-confidence in me because in my second experience it really

made me nervous and sleepless. I was thinking what to do and how can I explain the lesson

properly, and what will I do so that my students will easily understand the lesson.
 SCHEDULE

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

7:20-8-10 7:20-8:10 SPECIALIZATION 7:20-8:10 7:20-8:10

AM AM
AM AM
 First day and Orientation

(Off Campus)

February 21, was the day that we practice teachers deployed in San Andres High
School together with our supervising instructress Ms. Eden Ratcho. Mrs. Evangeline, my
cooperating teacher, was the one who choose where we are going to assign to teach what
grade year level and section. Ma’am Evangeline, my cooperating teacher, was not just a
simple and humble teacher in the school, because of her look and presence but because
also of her seriousness and heart in teaching. The students are interested every time she
teaches because according to them they enjoyed the lesson. This inspiring feedback coming
from his/her students challenged me to improve my teaching skills and make my lesson
enjoyable. By using effective teaching-learning process using appropriate strategies.

February 26, 2018, is the day that I started teaching in San Andres in Gas 11 and

second day was grade 8 Luzon and Mindanao. I really pursued to finish my learning plan

particularly the development of the lesson one week before I start to teach them. By the

time that I entered the class, I introduced myself saying that I will be the one who will teach

them in ESP in grade 8 and religion in Gas 11. After that, I give the only rules that I state

and that will be Respect, respect me as their teacher as they give respect to Ma’am

Evangeline and to Ma’am Amy, their teacher. Also, give respect for the teacher, respect

for the fellow students, respect who is talking in front, and lastly give respect for

themselves.
 I teach to them with a sense of community and belongingness in the classroom.

Respect them as my students and value their ideas and opinions so that they would feel

safe to express their feelings. And of course possess a good listening skills and take time

out of my way too busy schedule for anyone who needs me. Lastly be one who is not just

intelligence enough to share, but someone with such a very good personality to inspire,

teaching is more than just sharing, it’s all about inspiring for someone, Inspiring people

take the spotlight as people see your good deeds.

SCHEDULE

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

9:00-10:00 am 7:30-8:30 7:30-8:30 9:00-10:00 am FREE

Religion 8:30-9:30 am 8:30-9:30 am Religion

ESP ESP

9:00-10:00 am 9:00-10:00 am

Religion Religion
 The Principal

(In Campus)

She was very approachable principal that no one would be afraid to ask help to

her. She describe herself into three words and that is small but terrible. Our principal is as

sweet as her angelic characteristics. She is a person of Wylene G. Herminigildo, PhD. She

is very down to earth. Then even how kind she is she needs to be firm at times. Dr. Wylene

G. Herminigildo was a Basic Education Principal in Junior High School Department. She

was born on June 4, 1972 in Guimba, Nueva Ecija. She graduated Elementary in Guimba

West Central School at Faigal St. Guimba, Nueva Ecija. She graduated high school in Our

Lady of the Sacred Heart College (Formerly OLSHA) on 1989 at Afan. Salvador St.

Guimba, N.E. and finish her college in Saint Mary’s Universary in Bayumbong, Nueva

Vizcaya in 1993 and given an awards in Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in

English, Minor in Library Science. In Saint Mary’s, also she take her Masters of Arts in

Teaching Major in English in year 2010. In addition, in year 2015, she graduate in her

Doctor of Philosophy Major in Educational Management at Araullo University. Her

teaching philosophy in life is “Teaching is a calling, once you are called and you have

answered that is the beginning of commitment to a life-long learning”.

 The Principal

(Off Campus)

Mr. Rodrigo L. Directo is a God fearing person. He is the principal in San Andres

High School. He is known for his nickname Rod. He was born on June 3, 1962. He lives

in Ramos St. Talugtug, Nueva Ecija. He graduated Elementary in Talugtug West Central

School at Magsaysay, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija as a class valedictorian. He graduated high

school in Talugtug, National High School. At Cabiangan, Talugtug, Nueva Ecija as a class

valedictorian. He finish his college in Central Luzon State University at Science City of

Munoz and got an award as a NRCP Scholar and National Research Council. He finished

his master’s degree at CLPC and CLSU, with the title of MM. Publishing Ad. And Ph.D

in Developmental Education. His teaching philosophy in life is “Learning occurs where

doing worthwhile things are possible”.

 The Department Head

(In Campus)

Sr. Filipina D. Salirungan, SFIC, was an honest, hardworking and loving person.

She was born on October 15, 1953 in San Jose City. She lives in E. Rodriguez Blvd.

Quezon City. She graduated Elementary in Llanera Central School at Llanera, Nueva Ecija.

And graduated high school in Colleges of the Republic at San Jose City. She finished her

college in Araullo Lyceum at Cabanatuan City. She finished her masters at St. Joseph’s

College in Quezon City with the 33 units. Her philosophy in life is “Values are caught, not

taught”.
 The Department Head

(Off Campus)

Mrs. Evandeline D. Mamaclay is a friendly, humble and jolly person. She was

born on December 27, 1974. She is currently live in Pacac, Guimba, Nueva Ecija. She

was graduated with honors in Elementany in Balangkare Elementary School at

Balangkare, Gen. Natividad, Nueva Ecija and graduated high school at Our Lady of

Fatima Academy with the awards of top 10 in Poblacion, Gen. Natividad, Nueva, Ecija.

She graduated college at College of the Immaculate Conception at Cabanatuan City and

continue her master’s degree in NEUST and WCC with the title of Master of Arts, major

in Educational Management with the 45 units.

 The Cooperating Teacher

(Off Campus)

Mrs. Evangeline D. Mamaclay is a friendly, humble and jolly person. She was born

on December 27, 1974. She is currently live in Pacac, Guimba, Nueva Ecija. She was

graduated with honors in Elementary in Balangkare Elementary School at Balangkare,

Gen. Natividad, Nueva Ecija and graduated high school at Our Lady of Fatima Academy

with the awards of top 10 in Poblacion, Gen. Natividad, Nueva, Ecija. She graduated

college at College of the Immaculate Conception at Cabanatuan City and continue her

master’s degree in NEUST and WCC with the title of Master of Arts, major in Educational

Management with the 45 units. Her philosophy in life is “We cannot all do great things.

But we can do small things with great love” -Mother Teresa. For my 2 months of my

practice teaching here in San Andres, I learned a lot coming from my cooperating teacher.

Even though my schedule had conflict with my teaching. I would like to thank her for

helping me in doing my lesson plan. I also admire her, because of her dedication in

teaching. With her guidance and pieces of advice, all of these things help me to improve

myself, not only to graduate or to pass but also to make things possible and accomplished.
 Working with the Cooperating Teacher

(In Campus)

To work with the cooperating teacher is a great privilege for a practice teacher like me.

By the time that we get to know each other and discover the characteristic that we had.

Working with Ma’am Jergenie Red R. Espania was great. She shared all the knowledge

about handling students, on how to deal with the different characteristics of each students,

on how to present the lesson and specially to develop self-confidence and believing to

yourself that you can teach students. Ma’am Red As my cooperating teacher she always

reminded me about the things that I need to improve to myself so that I will become an

effective teacher someday.

Ma’am Red taught me the importance of 4C is which are communication,

collaboration, creativity and critical thinking. She taught me that it is important that we

are in the 21st century; we are now global teachers.

For almost 2 months of my practice teaching here in OLSHCO, I learned a lot

coming from my cooperating teacher.

 Working with Cooperating Teacher

(Off Campus)

Working with my cooperating Ma’am Evangeline D. Mamaclay is a great

privilege she taught me how to handle the students very well. She give me some teaching

technique and strategies that I can apply in teaching my students. Ma’am Evangeline as my

cooperating teacher she always reminded me about the things that I need to improve to

myself so that I will become an effective teacher someday. She shared me knowledge and

experiences that she encountered as being a teacher and I admire her in her 21 years of

service of teaching and handling a students. On my observation and experience to my

Cooperating Teacher, I could say that she brought out the best in me. She always giving

suggestion to improve my teaching skills like on how to easily motivate students, to present

the lesson well, how to establish and organized in the active learning groups, how to

maximized the time, how to make appealing, creative and resourceful visual aids in

teaching students, and always integrate values that they will used in their daily life. For my

2 months of my practice teaching here in San Andres, I learned a lot coming from my

cooperating teacher. Even though my schedule had conflict with my teaching. I would like

to thank her for helping me in doing my lesson plan. I also admire her, because of her

dedication in teaching. With her guidance and pieces of advice, all of these things help me

to improve myself, not only to graduate or to pass but also to make things possible and

accomplished.
 Working with the Students

(In Campus)

Working with the students at first, I did not know what to do on how to be able to deal

with them but later on, I learned how to mingle to them. I just need to be friendly with

them to win their trust, respect and love. As their practice teacher, you must know and

understand your students so that you can easily cope and get them. Handing grade 8 loyalty

students was exiting and a little bit nervous because at their age and level they were really

keen observer so that you must be careful in everything that you wanted to say and most

specially because they will always rely on what have you showed to them.

In the short time that I am with them, I had many memories with my students that

I will never forget. They made me a real teacher; they showed me respect and

thoughtfulness. They made me feel like a family member. So, for Grade 8-Loyalty, I am

very thankful that I am handled a section that I treated me like a REAL TEACHER. I am

very glad, that we had a great time to build a harmoniously relationship together.
 Working with the Students

(Off Campus)

Working with the students, at first I did not know what to do on how to be able to

deal with them but later on, I learned how to mingle to them. They say’s that every students

have their own personality, capabilities, learnings and so on and I must say that it is correct,

as based on my observation. Working with Grade-8 Luzon and Mindanao, and Gas 11 is a

great experienced that I can treasure in me. They prove me wrong that public student’s

behavior are different unlike in private school, because as becoming their teacher in 1

month time, they treated me like a real teacher, give respect and great me every time they

sees me around the corner of the school.

In the short time that I am with them, I had many memories with my students that

I will never forget. They made me a real teacher; they showed me respect and

thoughtfulness. They made me feel like a family member. So, for Grade 8-Loyalty, I am

very thankful that I am handled a section that I treated me like a REAL TEACHER. I am

very glad, that we had a great time to build a harmoniously relationship together.
 Working with the Community

(In Campus)

Working with the community was good and entertained; they were very friendly and

nice. As we started practice teaching, the community treated us like real teachers.

The OLSHCO community has a friendly environment. Starting from the students, the non-

teaching personnel, maintenance staff up to faculty members and administrators. They are

all possessing positive characteristics that I observed. There is a high degree of mutual

respect with one another. Working with them was good and entertained; they were very

friendly and nice. As we started practice teaching, the community treated us like real

teachers. They are always great us when they see us good morning and good afternoon,

and I really appreciate it even in a simple things

 Working with the Community

(Off Campus)

To be able to create a good relationship with the community we need to show

respect with one another. Respect is a very important part of life. If a person is respected,

it makes them feel good and in return, they respects you.

Inside the community, I can say that I had a good relationship with the people

around me. Whenever I walked in the hallway of school when I see teachers,

administrators, and school staff. I always gave them a smile and greetings, just simple say

“good morning ma’am/sir” or “good afternoon ma’am/sir”. Saying little things to them or

a big smile, you are showing that you had a good relationship with them. One thing that I

experienced during my practice teaching. Even I am not handling only one, I am very glad

that they respected me even I’m not their teacher.

 Working with Co-Students Teachers

(In Campus)

Human Beings are naturally social creatures- we crave friendship and positive

interactions, just as we do food and water. For all these years that my co-teachers and I

have been through, I can say that we had our relationships with each other. I cannot say

that it is a “perfect relationship” but we have also difficulties in our life. Our duties is more

enjoyable when we have good relationships with those around us.

We had different time for our practice teaching but we made sure that when one of

us needed our help we gave our time for him or her. Student teacher experience was very

hard and busy, for preparing lesson plans, checking of papers, recording scores and so on,

but despite of that working with my co students teacher was good that we still saw each

other and even though were busy still we seek time for bonding, sharing experiences and

helping one another.

 Working with Co-Students Teachers

(Off Campus)

Working with co-student teacher that we had experienced made us one. My

co-student teachers inspired me too. We shared, helped, guide and assisted one another. I

learned that in anything you do, you could not accomplish it by yourself itself because there

are times that you needed a companion to finish the task you are doing. Even if there are

times that some of my fellow practice teacher argue in some little things, but in the end of

the day, they make way to solve the problem that they got into.

Working with them and the experiences that we share was very hard and busy,

even though were busy still we seek time for bonding, sharing experiences and helping one

another in the end of the day.

This was really a great memories that we had for a years. We treat each other

like a brother, sisters, and best friends; differ in status in life, attitudes, character,

religions, and beliefs but our relationships extended like a family – committed and being

love.
 Initial Demonstration Teaching

(In Campus)

January 30, 2018 was my Initial Demonstration. When I first was planning my

initial demo topic, I was not sure what I should choose but thanks to my cooperating teacher

because she help me to choose and guide me in demonstration. My observers is Our Dean,

Rubelyn M. Esperon, together with my cooperating teacher, Ms. Jergenie Red Espania.

When they arrived in our room and gave a signal that I could start, I was nervous, but I

knew I had to give my best to make my initial demonstration teaching to be successful. We

started the class by an opening prayer led by my student and followed by a greeting. It was

followed then by a short review of our yesterday’s lesson. After having a review, I

presented a picture analysis; afterwards I ask them some questions regardless to what they

noticed in the picture, to introduce our new lesson, which is temptation. Nevertheless, I

feel the demo itself went well, the discussion, the activities that I gave, up to the very last

part of the lesson. I was not as nervous as I thought I should be. It made me feel better and

lighter because they made the flow of the discussion to go smoothly than I expected.
 Final Demonstration Teaching

(Off Campus)

March 12, 2018

The day that every student teacher waited was the day of the final demonstration

teaching. Some said that day was the day of the final verdict. That was the day that every

student teacher felt mixed emotions. There were feeling of excitement and nervousness. I

woke up at exactly 4:30 in the morning. 30 minutes earlier than the usual time, I woke up.

While on my way to school, I was thinking that was the day, I would conduct teaching in

front of not only my class but also in front of the observers. Already arrived in the school

that very early in the morning. I was expecting that it was very early and my co-practice

teacher would come later than that time but I was wrong because they are also early than

the usual.

By the time that my cooperating teacher arrived and our building and room was

opened because she was the one who was holding the key, I immediately prepared the

materials that I would use in my final demonstration teaching. I started to prepare it because

I was the third one to be observe.

 My cooperating teacher helped and assisted me in preparing for the final

demonstration. She was the one who was busy preparing the classroom while I was busy

preparing my instructional materials. My students were also helping me. They were

cleaning the room. They arranged the chairs and wiped the tables and cabinet. I was

thankful that they helped me. I was very happy that they supported me.

I observed that all of the cooperating teachers were busy assisting my co-

student teachers for their final demonstration teaching, like what my cooperating teacher

did. She was supportive regarding my final demonstration teaching. After I had finished

preparing my instructional materials, I arranged the folders containing the evaluation sheet

and copy of my lesson plan for the observers.

It was already 11:00 when our Dean went out of the classroom. I knew I would

be the next and it was the sign that I was the next to be observed and it was the moment I

started my final demonstration teaching. I felt my heart was beating so fast that it seemed

I would have heart attack and faint, because of the nervousness that slowly crept in me.

When they arrived in our room and gave a signal that I could start, I was nervous,

but I knew I had to give my best to make my final demonstration teaching to be successful.

To lessen the tense and to feel lighter I took a deep breath and made a sign of the cross. I
said to myself “You can do it, Just think that you and your students are only in this room,

Just ignore the observers, Fight”.

We started the class by an opening prayer led by my student and followed by a

greeting. It was followed then by a short review of our yesterday’s lesson. After having a

review, I presented a video presentation to introduce our new lesson, which was bullying

by then on they got interested and focuses to the video. After the video presentation, as I

ask them some questions regarding to the video. After that, we move on to the discussion

of the lesson. Every time I ask them if they understand the lesson they answer me in chorus

say’s nuggets, by then it meant that they understood the lesson. It made me feel better and

lighter because they made the flow of the discussion to go smoothly than I expected.

I believed that I did give all my best to succeed my final demonstration teaching.

Nevertheless, I also believed that these would not be a success if it were only me. I passed

these challenge because of the support my cooperating teacher. She helped me a lot in

improving myself. As well as, it went well because of the cooperation of my students. Most

of all because of the Almighty God!

 Challenges Encountered

The challenges that I encountered both in, in and off campus is that first the

behavior management of the students. This is possibly one of the most significant

challenges I faced as a being a student teacher. I know that classes are made up of students

with differing interest, abilities, and knowledge for this reason; I faced the challenge of

meeting the variety of needs they are confronted with. I try to do this through the lessons I

prepared. Second, you need to know your subject thoroughly, you need to prepare well and

should be a master of your subject matter, because if you are not clear, the students are

never going to understand the lesson. You need to be ready to answer any question anytime.

The third one is that accepting that despite your effort, some students are still not going to

understand. You have to accept the fact that sometimes no matter how much you try,

despite all of your efforts, some students are still not going to understand it at ll. No matter

how many examples you give or how many case stories you narrate. Therefore, that go

back to the student a couple of days later and try again; see if that makes a different. Lastly,

accepting that some students are not interested in learning.

 Insights learned

During my student teaching experience, I developed an understanding of the

importance of keeping an open line of communication among students, teachers as well as

the maintenance and staff of the school. My student teaching experience has been the best,

most informational and inspiring experience in that happened in me throughout the year.

Generally, I had a great time with my students, and I could not have asked for a better

report with my cooperating teacher. I felt supported from day one, and he gave me the

confidence I needed to keep progressing. Interacting with my students was fantastic, and I

was very surprised at how much my students taught me, from everything to relationships

to school practices.

More specifically, there were three parts of my student teaching experience that

stick out to me as the most important strengths for the semester: relationships, planning

and time management. Throughout the semester, I was able to create a great atmosphere in

my classrooms. I was a little worried about a few of my classes early on, but as I have to

know the students better and establish relationships with them, the problems mostly

vanished. Once I established those connections and relationships with students, it was easy

to tell that they bought into what I was teaching them considerably more. They started to

ask more questions, be more interested in the topics and generally have fun with learning

history. However, my relationships with students were not the only relationships that went
well this semester. I would also say that my relationships with the staff here at OLSHCO

and San Andres High School went very well. I sustained a great working relationship with

my cooperating teacher, as well as other teachers in the different department. There was

other staff in the school, which I grew very fond of as well; specifically, the old woman in

San Andres who have been very helpful to us.

I learned many things through my student teaching experience, which will shape

the way I teach for years to come. The biggest and most important thing I learned during

student teaching is to be confident. In the beginning of the semester, I was a little timid

with my students, even while presenting them information that I know backwards and

forwards. After a couple weeks, however, I was more comfortable in front of the class.

This experience has taught me that students are much more likely to buy into your class

and listen to you when you come in with a positive and confident demeanor. Once I gained

my confidence in the class, I had more fun with teaching, and my students had more fun as

well. My increased confidence levels definitely translated to the students doing better in

class, and even worked to stem some of the problems I had with classroom management.

Respect for myself and my students ties into this as well, and is closely related to the

relationships you have with students. I learned that respect and confidence would go a long

way in terms of connecting and maintaining relationships with your students, which does

help the classroom atmosphere and performance.

 CASE
___________STUDY
 A. Personal Background

Sure name: Genove

First Name: Alvin Renz

Date of Birth: October 18, 2005

Place of Birth: Pacac, Guimba, Nueva Ecija

Sex: Male

Age: 13

Residential Address: Brgy. San Andres, Guimba, N.E

B. Family Background

Mother’s Name: Grace Genove

Father’s Name: Mario Genove

Mother’s Occupation: Sari-sari store

Father’s Occupation: Farmer

No. Of Siblings: two

 C. Case History

This case study is all about the student who always catch my attention. His

behavior is differ from his classmates. I can say that this student is very active at all

times, and there are times that he tried to bully his classmates. When it comes to

classroom management, he has a lot of tardiness in school attendance. He is always late

in the first period I tried to know him better, I heard that this boy is from the lower

section and transfer to the first section. In fact, he was not efficient when it comes to

study. He is lazy when it comes to passing requirements and even in the examination

period. He is very stubborn, but in the other side of him, he is very active and jolly

person. He is a joker in the class. Alvin was one of my students in grade-8 Mindanao.

When I had my first teaching in their class. I thought he was truly quiet and shy to engage

in the class discussion but I was wrong.

As I observed to him, I can see a boy who often seek attention from his family

and classmates.
 D. Theoretical application

This part present the information and finding with the child.

I. The Child as a total person

1.1 Physical Development

Alvin is a small boy with a very slim body built. He has a dark complexion and he

was often wears white clothes, black pants and slippers. At first look, I cannot say that he

is a grade 8 student because of his look. In the physical development of the child, he id

different with others I think he has ADHD (Attention Deficit, Hyperactivity Disorder) it

is a common behavioral disorder that affects about 10% of the school age children.

1.2 Intellectual Development

When it comes to intellectual development, I can say that this student cannot easily

understand the lesson. However, if you tried to motivate him to answer he can. In fact, he

is very good in writing and in drawing; because when I tell to them to do a poster making

he was very creative.

 1.3 Emotional Development

The emotional development of child is like a rock. What I mean is, he not sensitive

even if the teacher getting anger with him. Like easy go lucky person.

1.4 Social Development

When it comes to social development of a child, he is very sociable. He is very

friendly and the same time bully and in other hand he also experiencing bullying..

1.5 Moral/ Spiritual Development

In the Moral / Spiritual Development, I can say that he is not fully develop. He is

act like a childish thus always play and play. Alvin is nice boy, he respect all his teacher

and me. Still, there are many chances to change his attitudes/character. During our classes

opening prayer he knows how to do the sign of the cross but he barely go to the church he

say’s when I ask him.

I. The Adolescence in Context

It is clearly shows that his environment period affect his life. If we tried to observe

his background information his mother is a sari-sari store vendor, and his mother has no
time for him as well as his father. Therefore, because of his environment in their hose there

are possibilities that he wants affection. He wanted to get the attention of his parents and

siblings but because they have some things to prioritize, he feels alone and unloved. He

wanted to be cared just like the other child he knew. He is also a sociable person; he is

noisy in the class, and his almost late. Moreover, I think his family has a busy scheduled

so he cannot handle him.

II. The Phenomenological Dimensions

This part shall present the basic concept of the child’s experiences regarding his

family and the people surrounding him.

3.1 Play

Alvin often play chess to the grade 8 students but he said he loves playing

basketball more. Usually every after school he goes to the court near their house

to play.

3.2 Story Telling

This part shows the real emotions and feelings of the subject through his words.

Alvin, as I have known, he is not really used to sharing what he truly feels but

through genuine conversation, he gave me the chance to know his story.

 He chose to keep it to himself. I can feel that he is afraid to share his feelings

because he is afraid to be taken for granted maybe because he already

experienced that at his early age. I can already picture his relationship to his

parents and siblings. This time I feel his dedication to go to school even if he

has no allowance by that time, he never get late and not showing tardiness in

my class since I talk to him personally. I once asked him if he often experiencing

bullying and he says yes. I also asked him about his teacher at home or someone

is helping him to his assignment and or if he was able to do his assignment at

home. Then he answered in a shy smile and says that no one teach him and I

asked even your parents, and then he said yes, that both of his parents are too

busy from their work and there is no time to teach him. In that time, I can feel

his loneliness from his family.

III. Synthesis and Assessment

This case study shows the total development of one person. It includes his

physical, emotional, intellectual, social and moral/spiritual aspects. This said

aspects are important for the whole development of an individual.

 APPENDICES
_________________
Learning Plan

Checklist

Weekly Reflection

Attendance DTR

Documentation

Certification

Curriculum Vitae
 Diocese of San Jose De Nueva Ecija
APO JOSE CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART COLLEGE OF GUIMBA, INC.
Guimba, Nueva Ecija
Website www.olshco.edu.ph+ E-mail; olshco1947@yahoo.com
Tel.Nos. (044) 943-0553; 611-0026
______________________________________________________________________________

Detailed Lesson Plan in ESP

Grade 8
Time Frame: 1 hour

I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
 Know what Temptation is.
 Internalize on how the students will identify the true meaning of Temptation
through personal experiences, and
 Reflect on how Jesus overcome the Temptation he felt throughout his Ministry.

II. Subject Matter

Topic: “The Temptation of Jesus; Being Faithful to One’s Mission: 39
Reference: Called to Meet Christ in Scripture, Church, and Sacraments.
Ester Verzosa-Frago, Josephine C. Dango
- PowerPoint Presentation
- Blackboard
- Chalk
- Box
- Bond Paper
III. Development of the Lesson
a. Prayer
b. Classroom Management Greetings
c. Attendance
d. Motivation
e. Discussion
f. Evaluation
g. Closure
h. Assignment

TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT’S ACTIVITY

A. PRAYER
Good morning, class!
 Good morning Ma’am!

Before we start, kindly stand up and let

us have our opening prayer.
(One student will lead the prayer)

B.CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT

Before you seat, check if there is a

pieces of papers, candy wrappers under (Students will pick up pieces of
your chairs and arrange your chairs papers, candy wrappers and will
properly. Move fast. arrange their chairs)

At the count of five – 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.

Are you done class?

Yes Ma’am!
B. GREETINGS
Again, good morning Grade 8- Loyalty

Now you may be seated.

Good Morning Ma’am.

C. ATTENDANCE
Anyway, who is absent class?
Secretary?

Great! So class, are you ready for our Secretary: None Ma’am.
new topic this morning?
D. MOTIVATION Yes Ma’am!
Picture Analysis (Art of
Questioning)

1. Who among you here have

already experience, anger, envy,
and temptation?

2. Why anger, envy and temptation

really happen to us in reality?

3. What do you think is the reason

behind those envy and
temptation that you felt? Give
some examples.

Ma’am, because we cannot avoid it in

our life.

Not every people have their

contentment in their life.
Thank You!
Ma’am when my sister, have a new
cell phone, and a new clothes I feel
envy.

E. DISCUSSION
Before we proceed, let us have first the
objectives for today’s lesson.

(Teacher will flash the lesson’s

objectives)

At the end of the lesson, I can:

For you what is Temptation? (objectives)

Thank You!

Do you believed that Jesus committed

the original sin?

If no who committed the original sin?

Ma’am, it is what you felt when you

want to have something.

Very Good!

In the New Testament, what does it

mean, “Jesus is the one who has
similarly been tested in every way, yet
without sin”. No, Ma’am

Ma’am, it is Adam and Eve who

committed the sin, because they
What do you feel when you tempted to disobey God.
do one thing.

Thank You!

Is it important for us to pray to
overcome the temptation that we feel?
How do you say so?
Very Good!
We all know that everyone of us felt
Temptation in life.
Do you agree?
So, how did you cope with the
Temptation that you felt?
Thank You!
Ma`am Jesus was tempted not only
once but also throughout his ministry
but he overcome it because he is the
Son of God. And Son of God never
commit sin.
Ma’am, I feel eager to have that thing.
Not knowing the consequences that
will happen.
Yes Ma’am
Ma’am because through praying we
can avoid from committing a sin.
Yes Ma’am
Ma’am when I feel tempted to do one
thing, I pray.
 Ma’am I stop myself from wanting the
things that I want to have and be
F. EVALUATION contented.

Activity #1
Ma’am I find some work to do so that I
Okay class, for your activity I will
forget my temptation that I felt.
group you into four.

DIRECTION: I will give a box in each

group, inside the box there are jumbled
letters. You will arrange those words to
construct a word, which might be the
cause of your temptation that you have
felt. After you arranged it, you will
going to act it in front.

G. CLOSURE

Do you have questions about

Temptation?

This morning, we tackled about

Temptation.

And what is Temptation again?

Very Good.

Any question and clarification?

 Okay for your assignment?

H. ASSIGNMENT

Reflect on those times when you faced

Temptation in life, Identify what or
whom caused you to be severely
tempted and how did you cope with
temptations?

None Ma`am

Good-bye class. Good-bye Ma`am.

Prepared by:

Dianne S. Garcia
Practice Teacher

Checked by:

Ms. Jergenie Red Espaῆa

Cooperating Teacher
 Diocese of San Jose De Nueva Ecija
APO JOSE CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART COLLEGE OF GUIMBA, INC.
Guimba, Nueva Ecija
Website www.olshco.edu.ph+ E-mail; olshco1947@yahoo.com
Tel.Nos. (044) 943-0553; 611-0026
_____________________________________________________________________________
Masuring Banghay Aralin sa ESP 8

Layunin
Sa pagtatapos ng aralin na ito ang mga mag aaral ay inaasahang:

Nakikilala ang mga uri, sanhi, at epekto ng mga umiiral na karahasansa

paaralan
Nasusuri ang mga aspekto ng pagmamahal sa sarili at pagmamahal sa
kapwa na kailangan upang maiwasan at tugunan ang karahasan sa paaralan
Naipapaliwanag ang Batayang Konsepto ng aralin
Naisasagawa ang mga angkop na kilos upang maiwasan at masupli ang mga
karahasan sa kaniyang paaralan.

Aralain:
a. Paksa: Module 14: Karahasan sa Paaralan
b. Talasanggunian: Types of school violence. Retrieved from
http://www.nssc1.org/types-of-school-violence.html on November 28, 2012
c. Kagamitan: PowerPoint, chalk, black board

Gawain ng Guro Gawain ng Mag-aaral

A. Pagdarasal

Tumayo ang lahat at tayo ay manalangin

(isang studyante ang mangunguna sa
panalangin)
B. Paghahanda

Magandang Umaga!
Magandang umaga din po!
Bago umupo, maari ba munang pakipulot
ang mga kalat at paki-ayos ang mga
upuan.

Tapos na ba? Opo!

C. Pagbati

Muli magandang umaga sa inyong lahat.

Magandang Umaga din po!

Pagtatala sa mga liban

Kalihim maaari mo bang tingnan kung

sino ang lumiban ngayon araw?

Mahusay!

Wala po Ma`am

A. Pagganyak

Bago tayo magpatuloy sa ating aralin

ngayong umaga, meron akong inihandang
video presentation na nais kong panuorin
niyong mabuti?

Maliwanag ba?
 Ano ang napansin niyo sa video? Opo!

Patungkol ba saan ang napanuod niyo?

Ma’am, yung isang lalaki po

nambubulas ng estudyante.
Salamat!

Ma’am, mga karanasan po sa

Ano ang naramdaman niyo matapos paaralan.
niyong mapanuod ang video?

At bakit?

Masaya ka ba dahil maganda ang iyong

pakikipag-ugnayan sa lahat ng tao na nasa
iyong paligid, at hindi nakararanas ng
karahasan sa paaralan, tulad na lamang ng
pambubulas?

O, malungkot ka dahil mayroon kang mga Ma’am, malungkot dahil may mga
karanasan na kung maaari ay gusto mo taong mapanghusga, at iyong iba ay
nang kalimutan? nambubully pa.

Pagtatalakay

Ano nga ba ang Pambubulas?

Salamat!

Ma’am, ito ay sinasadya at madalas

na malisyosong pagtatangka ng isang
Paano ba nakakaapekto sa isang tao ang tao o pangkat na saktan ang katawan
pambubulas? o isipan ng isa o mahigit pang
biktima sa paaralan.

Ma’am, ang pambubulas din po ay

isa sa karahasan na nangyayari sa
paaralan.

Ma’am, maaring maging mailap sa

tao yung nabulas.

Ma’am, pweding magdulot ng takot

Masama ba ang pambubulas? sa pagharap sa tao.

Bakit mo nasabi?

Opo, Ma’am.

Dahil, po nakakasakit po ito sa

damdamin ng kapwa. sa emosyonal
at pisikal din po.
Sa iyong palagay paano ba malalampasan
ng isang kabataan ang mga masasamang
epekto ng pambubulas?

Ma’am, para po sakin wag pong

magpapaapekto sa kung anuman ang
Salamat!
gawin at sabihin sa iyo ng isang tao.

Bagkus gawin iyong motibasyon

Paano ka makatutulong sa kapwa mga upang mapaunlad ang sarili mo.
kabataan/kamag-aral na biktima ng
Ma’am,
pambubulas?
 Ikaw ba ay naging biktima na nang
pambubulas, paano mo ito nalampasan?
Maaari ka bang magbahagi?
Salamat!
Sinasabi na “Nakalulungkot na ang lugar
na dating sagrado dahil dito dumadaloy
ang karunungan at katuwiran ay
nababahiran na ng karahasan? Ano kaya
ang ibig ipabatid ng salita na ito?
Salamat!
Sa araling ito ay itutuon natin ang pansin
sa pagtatalakay sa dalawang pangunahing
karahasan na laganap na sa paaralan sa
kasalukuyan. At una na nga diyan ay ang
Pambubulas o Bullying.
Ano na nga ulit ang
Pambubulas/Bullying?
Salamat!
GAWAIN
Para sa Gawain, ang mag-aaral ay
igugrupo ko sa tatlong pangkat, bawat
pangkat ay magtatala ng pinuno/lider na
Opo, Ma’am, nalagpasan ko po ito sa
tulong ng aking mga magulang na
nariyan para sa akin, at mga kaibigan
na lagi kong kasa-kasama.
Ma’am, ito po ay aking nalampasan
dahil alam ko po na meron tayong
Diyos na hindi tayo pababayaan.
Ma’am, dahil sa panahon ngayon
marami ng nangyayaring karahasan
sa paaralan, tulad na nga lang po ng
bullying na nangunguna,
pagnanakaw, etc.
Ma’am, ito ay sinasadya at madalas
na malisyosong pagtatangka ng isang
tao o pangkat na saktan ang katawan
o isipan ng isa o mahigit pang
biktima sa paaralan.
siyang bubunot kung anong Uri ng
Pambubulas ang kanilang bibigyan ng
paliwanag.

Pasalitang Pambubulas
Sosyal o Relasyonal na
Pambubulas
Pisikal na Pambubulas

Ma’am, ito po iyong pagsasalita o

Ano nga ba ang Pasalitang Pambubulas?
pagsusulat ng masasamang salita
Salamat! laban sa isang tao.

Ang pangalawa ay Sosyal o Relasyonal na

Pambubulas?
Ma’am, ito po ay layuning sirain ang
Ano naman kaya ito? reputasyon at pakikipag-ugnayan sa
ibang tao.

At ang huli ay Pisikal na Pambubulas?

Ma’am, ito ay ang pisikal na
pananakit sa isang indibidwal o
pangkat at paninira ng kaniyang mga
Salamat, Mahusay!
pag-aari.

Dumako naman tayo sa Profile ng mga

Karakter sa Pambubulas.

Ang una na diyan ay “Ang Nambubulas”.

Sa inyong palagay ano ba ang dahilan

kung bakit nambubulas ang isang tao?

Ma’am, siguro dahil sa kulang sa

atensiyon na naibibigay ng
magulang.
 Ma’am, dahil, hindi napalaki ng
Salamat! maayos ng magulang.

At ang pangalawa ay “Ang Binubulas”.

Ma’am, dahil kulang sa pagmamahal.
Sa kung anong kadahilan naman kaya
bakit binubulas ang isang tao?

Ma’am, siguro po dahil sa kaibahang

pisikal ng isang tao.

Ma’am, dahil po kakaibang estilo ng

pananamit ng isang tao.
Salamat!

Ma’am, dahil po sa tahimik kung

kaya’t napapansin ng ibang tao.

A. Paglalahat

GAWAIN

Larawan ng mga teenager na masayang

papasok sa paaralan.
Larawan ng isang teenager na malungkot
na papasok sa paaralan.

Para sa indibidwal na gawain,

sagutin ang mga sumusunod na tanong.

1. Ano ang napansin mo na

pagkakaiba ng dalawang larawan?
Ipaliwanag.
2. Batay sa iyong sariling karanasan,
saan mo maihahalintulad ang
iyong sarili sa dalawang larawan?
Bakit?
3. Ikaw ba ay nakaranas nang
nabulas? O nambulas?
4. Ano ang maipapayo mo sa mga
mag-aaral na nambubulas?
5. Ano ang maipapayo mo sa mga
mag-aaral na nabubulas?
 Takdang Aralin

Magsaliksik ng kahulugan kung

ano ang ibig sabihin ng “Fraternity
o Gang”.

Prepared by:
Dianne S. Garcia
Practice Teacher

Checked by:
Mrs. Evangeline D. Mamaclay
Cooperating Teacher
 SEMI – DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ESP 8

I. OBJECTIVES:

At the end of the discussion student should be able to:

 Know the Santo Niño;

 Deepen the devotion to Santo Niño;
 Join to worship and praise the Santo Niño.

II. SUBJECT MATTER:

 EsP: Santo Niño
III. MATERIALS:
 Power point presentation
 Chalk and Board
 Paper and pen
IV. PROCEDURE:
A. Preliminary Activities
 Greetings
 Prayer
 Checking of Attendance
 Classroom Management
B. Motivation
 The teacher will ask the students for how many saints they known as of now. After that
proceed to the lesson about Santo Nino.
C. Presentation / Discussion
Day 1: The Teacher will ask the Following questions:
 How many Saints do you ever known as of now?
 What are the common characteristics of those saints?
 Did you praise them?
 How do you praise them?

Day 2: Proceed to the continuation of the lesson.

Recall for yesterday’s lesson. The teacher will keep on asking questions.

D. Student’s Activity

Valuing Question.

 If you were given a chance to grant your ultimate wish, in the name of Santo Nino,
what would it be and why?
V. CLOSURE
 The teacher will give a simple quiz about the lesson.

Prepared by: Prepared to:

Dianne S. Garcia Miss. Jergenie Red Espania

BSED – IV Values Education Cooperating Teacher

 7Diocese of San Jose De Nueva Ecija
APO JOSE CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART COLLEGE OF GUIMBA, INC.
Guimba, Nueva Ecija
Website www.olshco.edu.ph+ E-mail; olshco1947@yahoo.com
Tel.Nos. (044) 943-0553; 611-0026
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Masuring Banghay Aralin sa ESP 8

IV. Layunin
Sa pagtatapos ng aralin na ito ang mga mag aaral ay inaasahang:
Natutukoy ang tamang pagpaqpakahulugan sa sekswalidad
Nahihinuha ang Batayang Konsepto ng aralin
Naisasagawa ang tamang kilos tungo sa paghahanda sa susunod na
yugto ng buhay bilang nagdadalaga at nagbibinata at sa pagtupad niya
ng kanyang bokasyon na magmahal.
Aralain:
a. Paksa: Module 13: Ang Seksuwalidad ng Tao
b. Talasanggunian: Dy, M. (2011). Ang Tao Bilang Panlipunang Nilalanang at
Pakikipagkapwa.
c. Kagamitan: PowerPoint, chalk, black board

V. Proseso:
i. Pagbati
j. Pagdarasal
k. Paghahanda
l. Pagtala sa mga liban

Gawain ng Guro Gawain ng Mag-aaral

Pagdarasal

(isang studyante ang mangunguna sa

Tumayo ang lahat at tayo ay manalangin panalangin)
D. Paghahanda
Magandang Umaga!
Magandang umaga din po guro!
Bago tayo dumako sa ating aralin maari
ba munang pakipulot ang mga kalat at
paki-ayos ang mga upuan.
Opo!
Tapos na ba?

E. Pagbati

Muli magandang umaga sa inyong lahat. Magandang Umaga din po!

Pagtatala sa mga liban

Kalihim maaari mo bang tingnan kung

sino ang lumiban ngayon araw?

Mahusay! Wala po Ma`am

F. Pagganyak
Meron ako ditong mga larawan at gusto
kong tignan ninyong mabuti, handa na ba
kayo?

Ano ang napansin niyo sa mga larawan?

Tama!
Opo!
Maari niyo bang tukuyin kung anu-ano
ang mga kagamitan, at isulat dito sa Gamit po ng isang babae at lalaki!
pisara?

Sa mga kagamitan na iyan, ano kaya ang

para sa babae at para sa lalaki?

Bag, sapatos, make-up, damit, etc.

 Magaling, Maraming salamat.
Sa tingin niyo ano kaya ang tatalakayin
natin ngayong umaga?
Mahusay.
Pagtatalakay
Ano nga ba ang Seksuwalidad?
Salamat!
Naniniwala ba kayo na bawat isa sa atin
ay may kanya kanyang tungkulin
sa buhay?
Bilang isang tao, ano ang tungkulin mo
bilang babae/lalaki?
Ano nga ba ang dapat na kilos ng isang
babae/lalaki, ano nga ba ang inaasahang
kakayahan at kilos sa panahon ng
pagdadalaga at pagbibinata?
Magbigay nga kayo ng halimbawa.
Salamat!
Mahusay!
Tama ba na pagnagbinata at nagdalaga na
ang isang tao ay nagbabago na rin ang
interes nito?
Paano mo naman nasabi? Maaari ka bang
magbigay ng halimbawa.
Salamat!
Sinasabi na “Kung hindi mapag-iisa ang
seksuwalidad at pagkatao habang
Ma’am, sa babae po make-up, sa
lalaki naman po ay gel, damit,
sapatos at iba pa.
Ma’am, tungkol po sa kasarian ng
isang tao.
Ma’am, tungkol po sa kagamitan.
Ma’am, seksuwalidad po ng tao.
Ma’am, ito po yung pagiging ganap
na tao, lalaki o babae na ninanais
momg maging.
Ma’am, ito po iyong pagdadalaga at
pagbibinata ng isang tao, pinapalago
nito ang mga pisikal mong kakayahan
bilang lalaki at babae.
Opo Ma`am!
Bilang babae po, tungkulin ko pong
magsuot ng kasuotan na naaayon sa
aking kasarian.
Ma’am, umakto po ng naaayon sa
kanyang kasarian
Ma’am, mahalaga na malagpasan ang
anumang pagbabago sa katawan, sa
lipunan, at sa lahat ng aspeto ng
buhay.
Ma’am, maging maingat o maging
mas’ malawak ang pag-iisip sa
maraming bagay sa paligid.
Ma’am, pabago-bago po ng emosyon.
nagdadalaga at nagbibinata,
magkakaroon ng kakulangan sa kanyang
pagkatao pagsapit ng sapat na gulang”.
Ano kaya ang ibig ipahiwatig nito?
Magaling!
Ngayon na nagdadalaga at nagbibinata na
kayo, maraming pagbabago na
nagaganap sa inyong sarili, hindi lamang
sa pisikal kundi pati na din sa damdamin
at emosyon?
Naniniwala ba kayo?
Maari ba kayong magbigay ng
halimbawa ng inyong karanasan?
Salamat sa inyong pagbabahagi!
Para sa inyo bakit nga ba mahalaga na
mapag aralan ang seksuwalidad ng tao?
Salamat!
G. Paglalahat
GAWAIN
Para sa ating gawain, pumili ng isang
napapanahong isyu kaugnay ng
seksuwalidad. Halimbawa: pornograpiya,
prostitusyon: maagang pagbubuntis at iba
pa. Makipagpangkat sa tatlo o limang
kamag-aral.Magplano at gumawa ng
isang pagkilos upang masugpo o
mapigilan ang paglaganap ng mga ito.
Bibigyan ko lamang kayo ng limang
minuto.
Opo, Ma’am
Ma’am, kung dati ang kinahihiligan
kung gawin ay maglaro ng manika,
ngayon po ay hindi na, nagbago na po
ang gawain ko.
Ma’am, ang kakulangan na ito ay
maaaring magkaroon ng
manipestasyon bilang kawalan ng
kumpiyansa sa sarili, mga
karamdamang sikolohikal o
karamdaman sap ag-iisip at mga
suliraning seksuwal.
Opo, Ma’am
Ma’am, nagiging matured na kong
mag isip.
Ma’am, pagbabago sa aking panlabas
na anyo, tulad na lamang ng
pagbabago ng hugis ng katawan,
pagtangkad at pagsisimula ng
buwanang dalaw (menstruation).
Ma’am, sa akin naman, pagtangkad,
pagbabago ng boses at pagkakaroon
ng balbas o bigote sa mukha.
 Takdang aralin. Ma’am, upang maging handa sa mga
pagbabagong magaganap sa aming
buhay ngayon na nagdadalaga at
Magbigay ng pagbabagong naganap sa nagbibinata na kme.
iyo ngayong nagdadalaga at nagbibinata
na kayo at ihalintulad ito sa noon at
ngayon sa kasalukuyan.

Prepared by:
Dianne S. Garcia
Practice Teacher

Checked by:
Mrs. Evangeline D. Mamaclay
Cooperating Teacher
 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College of Guimba, Inc.
Guimba, Nueva Ecija, Philippines
Website: www.olshco.edu.com
E-mail Add: olshco1947@yahoo.com
Tel. Nos. (044-943-0553/ Fax: (044)-611-0026
SEMI - DETAILED LESSON PLAN FOR GRADE 8 ESP

VI. OBJECTIVES:
This lesson is designed to help the students to;

 Know the real meaning of Epiphany

 Realize the light of God through personal experiences.
 Show the light of God through thoughts and actions
VII. SUBJECT MATTER:
 Edukasyon sa Pagpapahalaga
VIII. MATERIALS:
 Power point presentation
 Chalk and Board
 Short Bond paper
 Pencil
 Color
IX. PROCEDURE:
A. Preliminary Activities
 Greetings
 Prayer
 Checking of Attendance and
 Classroom Management
B. MOTIVATION
 The teacher will ask the students what they observe in the sky
at night.
 The teacher will ask the students what the symbol of a star is.
 The teacher will ask the students what is the message of a star.
C. PRESENTATION / DISCUSSION
 After the motivation part, the facilitator will proceed to the
development of the lesson.
 The teacher will show and explain the meaning of
“Epiphany”.
 The teacher will show a video clip from the book of
Matthew 1-1:12.
  The teacher will ask the following question.
 If you were in the situation of the three wise men, are you
willing to give all your richness?
 Just like the three wise men, did you find Jesus in your
life?
 In your daily life, did you see the light of Jesus that serves
your guide?

D. STUDENTS ACTIVITY
The teacher will group the students into five,
The teacher will ask the students to form a circle in each
group.
Then the teacher will ask the students to draw a star, in
each side they will write the person who guide them.
The teacher will give the students 5 minutes to collaborate
and distinguish what are their similarities base on their
answer. The teacher will call the leaders of each group to
explain in front orally.

E. VALUING QUESTION:
 How do you see Jesus in your Everyday life

Prepared by:

Dianne S. Garcia

Student Teacher- Values Education

Checked by:

Miss. Jergenie Red Espania

Cooperating Teacher
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College of Guimba Inc.
Guimba Nueva Ecija
The Principal
(In Campus)

Dr. Wylene Gardoce Herminigildo.

Basic Education Principal

Mr. Rodrigo L. Directo
School Head
The Department Head
(Off Campus)

Mrs. Evangeline D. Mamaclay

The Cooperating Teacher
(In Campus)

Miss. Jergenie Red España

The Cooperating Teacher
(Off Campus)

Mrs. Evangeline D. Mamaclay

Final Demonstration Teaching
 Curriculum Vitae

GARCIA, DIANNE SABADO

Zone 3, Brgy, Caballero
Guimba, Nueva Ecija
Philippines
0955-5485-601
Diannegarcia009@gmail.com

OBJECTIVES

 To encourage creativity and higher order thinking in a way that increases students’
performance.
 To contribute to the integral development of learners by dynamically teaching with
the use of different teaching strategies that can be suited to diverse learners.
 And finally, to succeed in an environment of growth and excellence wherein I can
continue myself and my professional development to serve in best possible way
with determination and commitment.
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PERSONAL DATA

Birthdate : December 9, 1996

Birthplace : PGT Hospital, Cabanatuan City
Citizenship : Filipino
Height : 5'5”
Weight : 46 kls.
Civil Status : Single
Religion : Roman Catholic
Name of Father : Dindo D. Garcia
Name of Mother : Agnes S. Garcia

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 Skills
 Good communication skills
 Can work with diverse group of people
 Can sing and dance
 Can keep myself calm and focus on multi-tasking while being patient.
 Can read, speak, and write both English and Filipino Language.
 Have confidence
 Motivates students to do their best.

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Training Experiences
Practice Teacher
San Andres, High School
Brgy. San Andres Guimba, Nueva Ecija
(February -March 2018)

Practice Teacher
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College of Guimba, Inc.
Afan Salvador Street, St. John District, Guimba, Nueva Ecija.

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EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Tertiary
Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Values
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College of Guimba, Inc.
Afan Salvador Street, St. John District, Guimba, Nueva Ecija
2014-2018

Secondary
Triala National High School
Brgy, Triala Guimba, Nueva Ecija
2010-2014

Intermediate
Caballero Elementary School
Brgy, Caballero, Guimba, Nueva Ecija
 ORGANIZATION AFFILIATIONS

Choir and Liturgical Club A.Y. 2016-2017

Member

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SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS ATTENDED

Philippine Association for Teachers and Educators. Theme: On Becaoming a 21st Century
Teacher. Tarlac State University, Tarlac City. February 14, 2018

Provincial Networking Board for Teacher Education. 20th Student Teachers’ Congress.
Theme: Strategies and Techniques in Response to the 21st Century Paradigm Shift. Nueva
Ecija Convention Center, Palayan City. September 8, 2017

Teaching Strategies Seminar. Theme: Teaching Students to be Creative and Confident

thinkers. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College of Guimba Inc. Guimba, Nueva Ecija.
November 19, 2016

Provincial Networking Board for Teacher Education. 19th Student Teachers’ Congress.
Theme: Committed, Creative and Critical Global Teachers. Nueva Ecija Convention
Center, Palayan City. September 9, 2016

Provincial Networking Board for Teacher Education.18th Student Teachers’ Congress.

Theme: Trends and Issues of the K-12 Curriculum. Nueva Ecija Convention Center,
Palayan City. September 18, 2015.
 REFERENCES:

Rubelyn M. Esperon, Ph.D

College Dean/ Teacher Education Program Head
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College of Guimba, Inc.
Afan Salvador Street, St. John District, Guimba, Nueva Ecija
0917- 748- 4681

Ms. Eden Ann Mariz B. Ratcho

Instrucress
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College of Guimba, Inc.
Afan Salvador Street, St. John District, Guimba, Nueva Ecija

I hereby certify that the above information are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.

Dianne S. Garcia

Applicant