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Overall reflection: I have learned many things thoroughly in my teaching experience in/along semester A. My first practical lesson at school in semester A had the biggest impact on me later in many ways. Unexpectedly, I wasn’t afraid in this lesson, instead I was very confident and sure that everything will be just fine along of the activities that I had prepared then. In addition, I was very thrilled and excited while teaching, trying to show for the pupils that I 'm glad to teach them. On the other hand, I could see that some pupils are just focus on my hand, and having in their minds many questioned about. I admit that it really bothered me but I tried to convince myself that this does not matter and there are many other things, or aspects …show more content…

This is really important for me to work on because it attracts the students attention and encourage the students to involve and participate as if they are all part of my lesson not only 4-5 students .i believe if I could apply these procedures in semester B there will be many positives. Regarding my second lesson .regarding my observation during the practical week ,I observed in Mysaa , Adan ,Aya ,and Shatha lessons . honestly, I learned certain things from them that let me the amount of their importance while teaching and its efficient for the course of the lesson . For example , shatha gave a clear and full instructions for her students which that enhanced the students smoothly to actually start doing the activity that Shatha gave instructions about .This shows and confirms the idea practically that unclear and missed instructions impede the lesson success as well as the students effectiveness to emerge .In Adan lesson , I really liked her high voice echoes all over the classroom, in which grabs the students attention and maintain focused . Moreover , mysaa and Aya had very lovely activities for the pupils where students are active and DOING something (produce) in and I liked their spontaneous behavior and interaction among the pupils

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