Reflection

As I write this, my teaching practice at Pangasinan State University, Philippines, is done, and it has been my favourite experience. I am very grateful to everyone, including Mr Rico, Ma'am Hazel, and all my teaching partners Teacher Marisol, Teacher Marlou, Teacher Randyl, and Teacher Rosemarie. I learned a lot during my teaching internship here. I found new friends with whom I could discuss and share various things. I also learned many things related to being a good teacher and how to make the class fun and conducive.

Through this program, I learned how to become a good teacher. We devote our energy, time, and dedication here. Teaching young learners requires us as teachers to be more patient and innovate to always present activities that engage students to actively participate and understand what the teacher is saying. We must always be enthusiastic and smile because students can feel our energy as teachers. Students will also be enthusiastic if the teacher is enthusiastic. It will motivate students. Teaching young learners also requires us to frequently praise students if they actively participate in class to provide motivation.

During this program, being a teaching intern at PSU has given me an extraordinary and very valuable experience. I will always remember this experience forever. I will share this precious experience with my future students.

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