learning through experiences

This one week immersion opens up another exciting story on the neutral flow of my life. And one of these stories I would never forget is when Ma’am Gelilang requested us to handle the class on the spot. I wasn't prepared by that time yet I was thrilled with the idea of teaching not just those “mga isip-bata” but really “mga bata”.

          Being in this actual classroom situation gives me the concept of what will I face in the future. It helps me a lot in preparing myself to be the molder of young minds. I want to experience how it feels putting a smile on the face of my pupils as they are gaining learning with me.

          “Let them enjoy what they are learning. For genuine learning takes place by true learning experiences.”

Ma. Jeanisa Kristine Acollador 

BEEd 3-A                      

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Community immersion is not just about being with the community and the school but as well as strengthening your relationship with your classmates. Creating memories from this new experiences and sharing with each other what we have gone for the day is fun and really touchy.

One week is a short time for me to say we have learned everything but I know we have learned something. And that’s what community immersion taught us.

                “Having a good relationship with your fellow will make the teaching-learning experiences really fun and easy.”

                For this one week meaningful experiences, we thank you Ma’am Vic for teaching, guiding and supporting us. We have learned many things from you.

                                        

        Ma. Jeanisa Kristine Acollador       

                BEEd 3-A

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