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8.2 PARTICIPATION
Use the Lesson Observation Form below to describe the activities your Mentor Teacher has
carried in each lesson segment.
Table 8.1
Lesson Observation Form
Subject Area Observed: English Grade: 9 Room No.: 9
Time Starts: 8:15AM Time Ends: 9:15AM Name of Teacher: GEOFREY DE GUZMAN
Preliminary or 1. How did your Mentor Teacher begin the lesson? Describe the
Introductory Phase activities done.
3. What activities did she do which are connected to the new lesson?
objectives were:
1. Identify the different types of Pronoun;
2. Use pronoun effectively; and
Time starts: 8:25AM 3. State the significance of the pronoun.
Closing Phase 1. How did the Mentor Teacher assess the progress of the students
for this particular lesson? What formative assessment tool was
used?
Time starts: 8:55AM To assess the progress of the students, my Mentor Teacher
gave them a short quiz. He administered it by using one of the
Time ends: 9:15AM formative assessment tool—multiple choice.
Time spent: 20mins.
2. What other activities were done in the closing phase of the lesson?
8.3 IDENTIFICATION
Describing the Lesson Segment Contribution to Achieving the Objectives
1. Which among the preliminary activities have prepared the learners for the new lesson?
Are there other activities you would do in this phase?
Among the preliminary activities the motivation part has prepared the learners for the
new lesson. It was a sort of activity that made as a spring board for the new lesson. It
gives the learner clue on what may be the next lesson all about.
2. Did you notice any challenges the teacher met in motivating the learners? What else may
be done to overcome them?
Yes. I noticed some challenges the teacher met in motivating the learners. For
instance, when he was calling certain student’s name to answer his question and that
particular student did not response, in a sense that she has lack of self-confidence. He
then motivates the said student to recite.
3. What activities sufficiently develop the new lesson? Were the activities carried out
sufficient to develop the new lesson? Which activities did you find effective?
As I observed, the jumbled letters activity helped to develop the new lesson. By
arranging the letters, the students were rapidly able analyze the context of the lesson.
And, let them think for the next possible activities that would be administered to
them.
4. How did the Mentor Teacher maintain the interest of the students? Which part did they
find interesting? What else could have done to sustain their interest?
The Mentor Teacher maintain the interest of the students by keeping them on track of
what he was discussing; he keeps on giving real-life experiences and some scenarios
that could help the learners reflect on their own.
5. If you were to teach a similar lesson, what would you to assure achievement of the
objectives?
If I were to teach a similar lesson, I would assure that my learning objectives would
be parallel to my formative assessments and other activities to address the meaningful
and effective class environment.
8.4 INTERNALIZATION
Providing Insights on Factors that Contribute to Successful Teaching
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2. What have you realized as contributing factors to successful teaching? What can assure
effective execution of a lesson?
1. Clear learning objectives: A clear objective helps both the teacher and the
students to understand what they need to learn and achieve in a lesson.
2. Engaging and interactive teaching methods: Teachers should use a variety of
teaching methods that cater to different learning styles and abilities.
3. Positive learning environment
4. Assessment and feedback
Overall, effective teaching requires a combination of these and other factors, as
well as a willingness to adapt to the needs of individual students.
8.5 DISSEMINATION
Reconstructing the Plan of a Successful Lesson
You have observed the execution of a full lesson. Try to reconstruct the plan used by your
Mentor Teacher following a standard format for a brief lesson plan. You may include this as an
entry to your growth portfolio.
A. Preliminary Phase
Prayer
Greetings
Checking of attendance
Setting of classroom standards
Review
Motivation
B. Lesson Proper
The teacher will introduce the new topic. And will discuss it thoroughly.
C. Closure Phase
In this phase, the other activities will be presented and the formative
assessment.