Republic of the Philippines

UNIVERSITY OF CEBU LAPU-LAPU AND MANDAUE

COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION
A. C Cortes Avenue, Mandaue City, Cebu

Names:Pagasian, Maria Alexandra EDP Code: 02096

Carlos, Christine Joy Instructor: Mr. Cristiandion Ybañez

ENGL 023 - Remedial Instruction - FS (1:30-3:00 pm)

Formative Task 3
Return to your resource teacher and inquire about the most frequent learning difficulties/issues
they have experienced in the classroom. Inquire about the remedial measures they have used
to address this.

Interview Questionnaire:

1. Does your school have a remedial program?

2. Which school are you working at now? Is it a public or private school?
3. What subject do you major in or what subjects are you handling?
4. Have you tried teaching remedial classes?
5. What are the most frequent learning difficulties/issues you've experienced in the
classroom?
6. What remedial measures you've used to address the difficulties/issues in the classroom?
7. How were you able to be successful in using specific remedial measures?
8. How often do you use the effective remedial measures to address the certain issues in
the classroom?

Interviewers: Maria Alexandra L. Pagasian and Christine Joy Carlos

Interviewee: Jay V. Roda (Elementary School Teacher)
Place of Interview: At Home: Done through Messenger Video Call App

Transcription:

Alex: Does your school have a remedial program?

Jay: Yes we do have.

Alex: Which school are you working at now? Is it a public or private school?

Jay: I'm currently teaching in St. Louisse Academy- Compostela Campus. It is a private school.

Alex: I see. Then what subjects are you handling, Mr. Jay?

Jay: I handled Science, TLE, ESP and MAPEH.

Christine: Have you tried teaching remedial classes, Mr. Jay?

Jay: Yes, twice I guess.

Christine: I see. So, what are the most frequent learning difficulties/issues you've experienced

in the classroom?
Jay: Well in a classroom set up, so far the most common problem and difficulties is the attitude

of the students where you need to understand them because not all can easily catch up on the

lesson.

Christine: Oh, is that so, I guess you really are patient Mr. Jay when it comes to handling your

students.

Jay: Yes, as I should because that is what a teacher should be.

Christine: I see. Moving on to the next question, what remedial measures you've used to

address the difficulties/issues in the classroom?

Jay: I gave activities where they are capable with.

Alex: Okay then, how were you able to be successful in using specific remedial measures?

Jay: I became successful in that aspect by giving patience and understanding.

Alex: Oh, I see. How often do you use the effective remedial measures to address the certain
issues in the classroom?

Jay: Maybe, twice a week if it’s really needed for the kid to have remedial class.

Christine: I see. You are really capable of handling your students Mr. Jay and thank you so

much for sharing your experiences. This will really help us and give us ideas for effective

teaching practices in the future.

Alex: That is all our questions Mr. Jay, thank you so much for your time.

Jay: You’re welcome.

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