Name: Sherwin Jake L.
Narvas
REFLECTION PAPER
Field Study was a valuable experience that gave me a deeper
understanding of the teaching profession. Through observation and
participation, I learned how teachers manage their classrooms,
deliver lessons, and build relationships with students. This
experience has helped me appreciate the hard work and dedication
that teaching requires. One of the most important lessons I learned
is the importance of planning and preparation. I observed how
teachers prepared their lesson plans and used different teaching
strategies to keep students engaged. This showed me that teaching
is not just about delivering information but also about ensuring
students understand and apply what they learn. Another important
takeaway is classroom management. I noticed how teachers
maintained order in the classroom while still being approachable
and supportive. They used clear rules, positive reinforcement, and
consistent routines to create a safe and productive learning
environment. This made me realize that a well-managed classroom
helps students focus and learn better. Building relationships with
students is also crucial. The teachers I observed showed care and
respect for their students, which helped create a positive
atmosphere. They listened to students' concerns and encouraged
them to participate actively in class. This taught me that teaching is
not just about academics but also about supporting students'
personal growth.
Field Study helped me see what it takes to be an effective
teacher. It has inspired me to develop my skills and work hard to
become a teacher who can make a difference in students' lives. I am
grateful for the opportunity to learn from experienced educators
and reflect on my future role as a teacher.
