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Of all the four classes I am observing, I am handling one higher section and three challenged ones. And I also aid my resource teachers in managing the class.

The students from the higher section were actually chatty students who need to be reminded of the silence every once in a while, but I can say that even if they are a bit chatty, they are very creative learners especially when it comes to the visual arts. I was enjoying myself when I was checking their slogans. They were very good in calligraphy and designing. In all my time observing in their class, they remain consistent when in terms of performance and behavior.

The rest, however, seemed as though I was just another person in class, and that even if they were being scolded by their teachers, some behaved worse than before. The more I was in there classes the less the students have been attending. Maybe it was a different factor that caused it. A lot were still cutting classes even if sometimes their lesson days are more of sermon days. Nothing's changed all throughout the course. Their performances in the class were not exemplary at any point even if my resource teachers gave them a lot of options in presenting.

I wish I could have done more about these students, sadly, I can only aid the teachers in helping them ease their load.

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  1. UnknownSeptember 22, 2018 at 9:30 AM

    I think the teacher is sad whenever there are students who cut class, but the teacher needs to be aware of that and make an action to those students who are not attending class.

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    1. Maria Pamela FelicitasSeptember 23, 2018 at 8:47 AM

      as a matter of fact, they do and those who really have pushed them to their limits, those students have their parents called to the school for a consultation period

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  2. Joanna Carla CanlapanSeptember 23, 2018 at 12:10 PM

    The behavior of students is one of the challenges every teacher faces in classroom. It can cause the teacher do not know what to do. The teacher need to discover first what can trigger them to cutting a class maybe there is a reason behind it.

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