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Field Study 2

Learning Episode 6: Enhancing Face-to-Face Learning Environment

Resource Teacher: Teacher Mark Ray G. Mabubay Teacher Signature:


School: PMCI Grade Level: Grade 7 & 10 Date: October 11, 2024

Participate and Assist


Given the concepts and the infographic, can you participate and assist in a face-to-face learning
environment?
 As a future educator, I can take part in and make a contribution to a face-to-face
learning environment by offering students a secure, equitable, and favorable classroom
setting where everyone can freely ask questions and engage in class activities. I will
inspire students to express their ideas, communicate with their peers, and give feedback
on various aspects or the lesson. Additionally, I will permit students to work both
independently and in groups to foster and enhance their social, creative, and analytical
thinking abilities, aiming for better outcomes in their task performance. Moreover, since
we are in this new curriculum, I am confident that I will be able to utilize a diverse range
of teaching methods that will be highly advantageous and helpful in a face-to-face
learning environment. I think that I can employ technology to involve my students in
class and motivate them to think deeply about and investigate their learning.

NOTICE
Having been exposed to the traditional classrooms in your basic education, it seems that
everything is familiar. However, as teaching-learning theories evolve over time there are
changes that are taking place.
What changes have you noticed in the face-to-face classroom spaces?

Classroom Environment Before Classroom Environment Now


 There is only a green board at the We currently have flat screens and
front of the classroom. projectors.
 When giving a report, you have to We are now utilizing a PowerPoint
stick manila paper onto the board presentation.
inside the room.
 In the past, students were expected We can now participate in a virtual class via
to be in the classroom for learning. Google Meet and Zoom.
 If you need to search for something, If you need to search for something, you
you must go to the library. must use the computer that is accessible in
your classroom.
 There are numerous chairs in the The number of students in the class is not
classroom due to the large number an issue as virtual classes can hold all of
of students. them.

ANALYZE
1. What do you think brought the changes in the face-to-face learning environment now?
- I think that due to the integration of technology into the classroom, which offers
efficient learning environments, changes are occurring in the face-to-face
learning setting. It influences the way chairs and tables are arranged, and there
are areas that need to be set aside, among other aspects.
2. From the changes that you identified, choose one that you can do. How will you do it?
- The most important changes I think I can implement are related to the entire
classroom layout. I intend to make my classroom more innovative by using the
Field Study 2
Learning Episode 6: Enhancing Face-to-Face Learning Environment
available technologies. I believe that I should concentrate on elements that
eliminate distractions from the classroom and aid students in their development.

REFLECT
Do you think making the learning environment conducive for a face-to-face classroom will
enable the learners to achieve better learning outcomes? Yes Explain your answer.
- The most important changes I think I can implement are related to the entire
classroom layout. I intend to make my classroom more innovative by using the
available technologies. I believe that I should concentrate on elements that
eliminate distractions from the classroom and aid students in their development.

PORTFOLIO ENTRY

Describe The Physical Environment:


The room has sufficient space for learners to move around as it has various arrangements
like a reading area, bulletin boards where information about each student, subjects, and
their work is displayed, and portfolios that are in line with teaching – learning principles.
Moreover, the classrooms are arranged in an orderly manner from the Kinder to Grade Six
level and from the High School to Senior High School level. The visual displays are appealing
and can promote learning because they are colorful and suitable for the respective grade
levels. The school is protected by concrete fences, ensuring the safety of everyone, although
some hazards can be observed since it is built on a hilltop. When it comes to lighting,
learners are comfortable, and the ventilation is good as there are trees around the school.

Describe The Psychological Environment:


In the classroom, there are rules and procedures that are adhered to, such as showing
respect for one another, raising one’s hand and saying “excuse me” if one wants to speak or
express something. There are also expectations that can inspire learners to learn. A
classroom atmosphere based on trust, cooperation, and empathy can be noticed, along with
a model of positive attitude, respectful behavior, and constructive actions. Additionally, the
institution promotes a school-friendly zone, so ridicule, sarcasm, and a sense of superiority
in the classroom are also taken into account. Finally, there are numerous opportunities for
learners to share their experiences and learning with one another.

Describe The Social Environment:


There are chances for positive interaction within the classroom, and outdoor activities like
playing games promote friendship, camaraderie, and cooperation as students share ideas
with one another. Regarding individual needs and differences, they are taken into account
by asking for thoughts on a particular topic, and different learning styles are accommodated.

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