My reflective teaching journal 2019-1

Journal entry # 4 In today´s class I felt inspiring than ever.This is the kind of classes that remind me why I chose this profession.It was not a common class, it was a special class for student´s who failed the English exam, those who apparently did not like or understood the topic .For me was a challenge , I asked them to bring the exam corrected before the class, there were student´s from third grade,fourth and fifth grade. I explain one by one student the main idea of the exam and what I expected them to do at the end of the unit, some of them did not get at first but luckily I figured out how to made myself clear in the easiest way .The results were very positive , They just had non answered question about the topic and when I encourage them to ask freely what they do not get about that I saw clear their ideas and how I can explain in a better way to the topics.I wrote down on the board one example of each answer and then asked the student to continue with the idea , at the end...

Catherin Juliet coy astaiza                                                   Reflective and critical analysis Educational autobiography                                                 Professor Eliana A. Camacho My educational experience took place in different locations along with the country, my first year of preschool was in a small village in which I was born and the majority of my family live. The teacher was my cousin, the principal was my aunt, and my mother was the cooker of the school, one of my partner was my cousin so I felt very good in my first grade. Then I moved on to another town in which my new school was bigger and now I only had one cousin but in very advanced grade, where I spent six years on my primary and one y...