For 8C, I carried out a pre-test as part of their project on assessing their skill in solving equations. The purpose of this pre-test was to gauge their initial proficiency and readiness to engage in the project work. The test also served as a baseline to measure the progress they would make throughout the project. This approach emphasized the importance of structured assessment in fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills among students.
In 9A, I introduced the topic of the total surface area of a prism. The class focused on exploring the practical applications of this mathematical concept and encouraged students to relate it to real-world scenarios. While teaching, I aimed to simplify the content for better comprehension and ensure active participation from the students.
Sajeena teacher observed my class and provided constructive feedback. She emphasized the need to improve the constructivist classroom atmosphere, which focuses on fostering a student-centered learning environment. Reflecting on her feedback, I realized the importance of creating opportunities for students to construct their own knowledge through collaborative learning, discussions, and hands-on activities. Moving forward, I aim to integrate these practices to make my classroom more engaging, interactive, and conducive to meaningful learning experiences.