MY INTERNSHIP

PORTFOLIO
In Partial Fulfillment of the Course
Requirement in Prof. Ed 13
(Teaching Internship

Submitted by:
BRENON D. ROMERO
IV-BCAED
Student Teacher
 Republic of the Philippines
Commission on Higher Education
DARAGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Salvacion, Daraga, Albay Submitted to:
MR. BERNARD JOHN O. MARTINEZ
TEACHER III (Cooperating Teacher)
Adviser

Table of Contents

Prayer of a Student Teacher (Credo-Personal Education Philosophy) 1

Acknowledgement 2

Resume (Curriculum Vitae) 3

DNHS History/Profile 4

Sample of Lesson Plan

Observation and Evaluation Form

Best Lesson Plan

7
 Sample of Learner’s Work and Feedback 8

Titles and brief synopsis of Professional Reading 9

And References

Professional Development Plan/Career Plan 10

Weekly Journal/Certificate of Completion 11

Action Research 12

PRAYER of a STUDENT TEACHER

I believe true teachers are passionate. They do not just teach students or provide

knowledge to them; they also teach values for the students to be holistically developed.

Teaching is not an easy job; it requires great effort and courage for this kind of profession

because you will give knowledge to many students. It is the noblest profession because all the

professions came from teaching. Teachers mold the minds of the students to be successful in

life. As of today, many students became successful because of their teachers. I believe that

teaching is an art and a reflective practice in which the teacher is always in the process of

discovery, with the students and colleagues, of good and bad ways of teaching.
 I believe good teachers are enthusiastic and capable of conveying their enthusiasm to

students, constantly look for ways of improving their teaching and trying to keep abreast of

developments in their subjects and are sufficiently mindful and self-aware to be able to be

good at themselves. I believe being a teacher with a humor while teaching makes the students

interested in the discussion. But teachers, in order to balance this, we should only minimize

giving humor and master the lesson that we will give to the students.

I believe also that teachers should be responsible, creative and industrious. We are not

just teaching; we must be responsible in managing the class including the classroom setting. It

is important that we have a good learning environment so that the students will be able to be

comfortable in learning in the class. Having a conducive learning environment makes the

classroom a healthy and interesting to learn. Teachers and students must cooperate with each

other in order to have this kind of classroom.

Acknowledgement
I am thankful to our almighty God who gives me strength every day and guides me to choose

the right decision and he gives me wisdom, hope, and effort to make this portfolio, to make a

success in my practice teach.

I acknowledge the following person, Mr. Bernard John Martinez, my cooperating teacher who

taught me how to be more responsible and prepared on teaching profession, proper guidance

on doing teaching matters and compassionate, considerate on my capabilities as an intern. I

would like also to give thanks to my co-student teachers from Daraga Community College and

Bicol University for unending support, sharing of thoughts and other materials in teaching. I am

very grateful for extended support that was given to me.

I am very thankful to my family, for supporting me and giving me the courage to not give up.

For their support in my daily needs and other necessities that I needed during this internship. I

would like to thank my school, Daraga Community College and Daraga National High School

for the support and advice to become an effective student teacher. Without all your help, this

would be unsuccessful and would be a failure. Thank you very much!

 SAMPLES OF MY

LESSON PLANS

Lesson planning is important because it helps teachers to make sure

that the everyday activities that go on in their classrooms are providing

learners with a good level of lasting progress toward what they want to

achieve outlined in their sequence, as well as their individual education

plans. Without lesson planning, it is easy to get off track with one’s class and
miss out on educational targets. An effective lesson plan includes several

elements: learning objectives, quality questions, supplies and activities. It is

important to have the learning objectives in mind because those should drive

the development of all activities in the classroom. Quality questions are

inquiries that the teacher plans to direct at the students over the subject.

It helps the teacher to be more organized and it gives a sense of direction in

relation to the syllabus. It also helps the teacher to be more confident when

delivering the lesson. It provides a useful basis for future planning; it helps

the teacher to plan lessons which cater for different students. It is again proof

that the teacher has taken a considerable amount of effort in his/her

teaching. Lesson planning is at the heart of being an effective teacher.