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Looking back to my first Candelaria Festival It was in year 2020 when I first witness the Candelaria Festival. It is a festival which annually happens on the first week of February in celebration for the feast of Señora Maria De La Candelaria. Señora Maria De La Candelaria is the patroness of the municipality of Tagoloan, which represents fertility and purity. Normally I would not attend this kind of event for I find it tiring and exhausting being in a big crowd. But since…

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Lesson planning and my experiences with it As an educator, creating a lesson plan is an integral part towards a successful teaching and learning process. A lesson plan is a guide that a teacher uses every day to establish what students will learn, how the lesson will be taught, and how learning will be assessed. Lesson planning is a great aid towards teachers for them to perform more effectively in the classroom. Thus as an aspiring future educators we are strictly taught on…

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30 minutes writing challenge A 30 minute’s writing challenge is where you write down anything that comes into your mind within 30 minutes. I first noticed this challenge about a year ago here in read.cash. Since I don’t have anything specific that I wanted to write about as of the moment, therefore I decide to take on this challenge. You see, as I am writing this article numerous thoughts are popping out in my head. Such as why am I so unlucky lately? I may be not the…

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Pre-Service Observation Anecdotal Last semester for our FIELD STUDY 1, we are required to render a portion of our time to do pre-service observation. As the name of the activity itself we are required to observe teachers as they do their duties and responsibility inside the classroom. This activity also gives us the opportunity to have an idea as well as prepare ourselves for our on the job training by the following semester. Since we are still in the middle of a pandemic…