Lesson 3 Activities
Lesson 3 Activities
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LESSON 3 ACTIVITIES
Activity 1
1) The different culture that I observed is risk taking, we learn by trying something
new. For example, in our practice teaching as a teacher, we need to explore and
find something new that will help us to become a better instructor. In any activity
task that we encounter we can research some strategies that be useful for us.
The risk taking is typical, there is an opportunity, fortitude, and a delight in which
Innovativeness is let free and people find beforehand unidentified courses for
embracing by all and in that capacity, make mistake are not seen as a
approaches for getting things done, staff and school pioneers realize what works
from one another and can assign activities that allows every educator to feel
viable. Joint effort between educators adds to class improvement and understudy
achievement. Students gain singular progress in tandem with others, running
after a shared objective. Understudies are responsible to each other and, with
fitting bearing, will self-manage with this. Students learn better comprehend and
Activity 2
I noticed that the vision, mission, goals, and core values of Palawan State
to have an obvious assertion of its central goals and vision. The vision and
statement of purpose will bring the association towards its deal bearing.
acceptable practices alongside this worry. There is a need to assess the mission
requirements.
Activity 3
Extracurricular Activities are activities that understudies do outside the study hall,
or they are joint exercises during showing time, including sports, expression,
their intelligence in more ways than one. Since elementary until now I love to play
volleyball sports because aside from the pure enjoyment of the game, volleyball
Good morning- allows understudies to begin the day feeling skillful, and
shows them that their educator puts stock in them and their capacities.
perusing.
a case that the understudies think carefully it is more possibilities they can
interest and pose inquires in the class, without presenting factor of a huge
crowd.
Welcoming visitors- the visitors will know that they are respected, given
the importance and the organization also considered that they are
important.
Five Ceremonies
Christmas break- it gives them a chance to refresh and relax more than
what is taught in schools. It also gives them a chance to revisit ant subject
Induction program- help new students adjust and feel comfortable in the
new environment, help them build bonds with other students and faculty
exploration.
Activity 4
In 1907, the Palawan High School was established in town of Cuyo, in Palawan
Province. This started as a Junior High School for the first two years of
secondary education. The first building was composed of six rooms, which was
made of light materials such as pawid and sawali. Pawid was made of coconut
leaves woven to make a roof and sawali is from small species of bamboo. But
The seal of Palawan State University indicates its year of foundation in 1965. The
crown signifies that the university is the treasure of the Palawenos. The seal also
presents the perspective of the Palawan Island over the mouth of the Tabon
SEAL SYMBOLISM
TWENTY FOUR (24) STARS: represent the twenty three (23) Municipalities of
Palawan and one (1) highly urbanized City of Puerto Princesa, where the main
campus as well as the original Palawan Teachers’ College campus are located.
CAVE: represents the mouth of the Tabon Cave, the cradle of Philippine
civilization.
1965: indicates the year R.A 4303 was approved by President Diosdado P.
COLORS: azure (sky blue) and coral sand are the colors of the university.
Activity 5
Building and support a positive school culture is the comprehensive factor
of a fruitful school. It’s anything but a framework. It’s anything but a program. It is
a method of being. Furthermore, in any event, when putting time, cash, and
energy into it, it tends to be subtle. For a positive school culture to exist, every
individual in the school local area has a fundamental job. Most importantly, it is
displayed with the essential’s energy, responsibility, and uprightness. The staff,
understudies, and guardians should comprehend their part and make the most of
their job.
the staff and understudies. The steps that help me to impose a positive culture
are discuss on this paper. Making significant parent contribution, creating clear,
open correspondence with guardians of your understudies can assist you with
children help to feel that they are really focused on the people. Both you and your
staff have a colossal influence in this angle. Set up school standards that
assemble values that you school and homeroom ought to be obvious to all
understudies, and ought to be very much be directed. Set steady order, when
the scope of order techniques can help encourage a positive culture. Model the
conduct you need to find in your school that you have a list of qualities and
values that you want to see in your student and teachers. All changes have to
start from the top. That means when you interact with teachers and students, you
need to be an example of the behavior that you want to see in your school.
Creating rituals and traditions that are fun for students and teachers, the school
day and school year should be punctuated with time for fun. This helps students
engage with each other in a positive event and build morale in school.
homework, give a long period of time before the deadline. This will give the
students less stress, and more time to wind down. Second is check up on your
students if they are doing well. A teacher’s job is not only to teach, but make sure
their students are comfortable around them. Lastly, mix it up every now and then.
No one wants to look at a plain and boring PowerPoint presentation all day.
Change it up and add a fun activity every few weeks. In short, school culture is
important because the prevailing atmosphere in your school will affect everything