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    Jean A. Camay is taking BEED 2A and is preparing for her role as a teacher from Kindergarten to Grade 3 where the mother tongue has been mandated for use by the Department of Education. She is making an inventory of commonly used mother tongue words in her community and providing their Filipino and English equivalents in a table format with columns for the mother tongue word, its English equivalent, and its Filipino equivalent. Some example words included in the table are KARON for NOW and NGAYON, UNSA for WHAT and ANO, and BALAY for HOUSE and BAHAY.

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    Jean A. Camay is taking BEED 2A and is preparing for her role as a teacher from Kindergarten to Grade 3 where the mother tongue has been mandated for use by the Department of Education. She is making an inventory of commonly used mother tongue words in her community and providing their Filipino and English equivalents in a table format with columns for the mother tongue word, its English equivalent, and its Filipino equivalent. Some example words included in the table are KARON for NOW and NGAYON, UNSA for WHAT and ANO, and BALAY for HOUSE and BAHAY.

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    Activity 1

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    Jean Camay
    Jean A. Camay is taking BEED 2A and is preparing for her role as a teacher from Kindergarten to Grade 3 where the mother tongue has been mandated for use by the Department of Education. She is making an inventory of commonly used mother tongue words in her community and providing their Filipino and English equivalents in a table format with columns for the mother tongue word, its English equivalent, and its Filipino equivalent. Some example words included in the table are KARON for NOW and NGAYON, UNSA for WHAT and ANO, and BALAY for HOUSE and BAHAY.

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    NAME: JEAN A.

    CAMAY COURSE & YEAR: BEED 2A


    Activity 1 in Content and Pedagogy in the Mother Tongue
    Now that you know that the use of the mother tongue has been mandated by
    the Department of Education, then you have to prepare yourselves for the role you will play
    as a teacher from Kindergarten to Grade 3.
    Make an inventory of the words in the mother tongue that you HEAR and
    READ and are commonly used in your community. It will help if you can identify its Filipino
    and English equivalents. Do this in the format that you see below.

    Mother Tongue words English Filipino


    KARON NOW NGAYON
    UNSA WHAT ANO
    BALAY HOUSE BAHAY
    IHATAG GIVE IBIGAY
    APAN BUT NGUNIT
    ARON IN ORDER TO NANG SA GAYON
    TAWO PERSON TAO
    USA ONE ISA
    NGADTO TO/UNTO KAY
    UBAN JOIN SUMALI

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