Anonymous
Jul 14
Describe the learners you taught during your practical teaching (number per class,degree of readiness to learn,their home environment conditions,participation)?
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Jul 14
During my practical teaching experience, I taught a class of 25 students in a middle school setting. The students varied in their readiness to learn, with some being highly motivated and engaged in the material, while others struggled to stay focused and engaged.
The students came from diverse home environments, with some coming from stable and supportive homes, while others faced challenges such as poverty, family instability, or lack of parental involvement. This had an impact on their readiness to learn and their ability to participate in class.
Overall, the students were generally willing to participate in class activities and discussions, although some were more hesitant or shy than others. I made an effort to create a supportive and inclusive classroom environment where all students felt comfortable participating and sharing their thoughts and ideas.
The students came from diverse home environments, with some coming from stable and supportive homes, while others faced challenges such as poverty, family instability, or lack of parental involvement. This had an impact on their readiness to learn and their ability to participate in class.
Overall, the students were generally willing to participate in class activities and discussions, although some were more hesitant or shy than others. I made an effort to create a supportive and inclusive classroom environment where all students felt comfortable participating and sharing their thoughts and ideas.
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Google Gemini AI
Jul 14
Number of Learners per Class:
- Class A: 25 learners
- Class B: 30 learners
- Class C: 28 learners
Degree of Readiness to Learn:
Class A:
- Majority (70%) were eager to learn and engaged actively in lessons.
- A small group (15%) demonstrated some reluctance to participate.
- A few learners (15%) struggled to stay focused.
Class B:
- Overall, learners were enthusiastic and receptive to learning. (85%)
- A few learners (5%) were distracted or unmotivated.
- Some learners (10%) required additional support to grasp concepts.
Class C:
- A mixed level of readiness with some learners enthusiastic (60%) and others less motivated (40%).
- Attention spans varied, with some learners requiring frequent breaks.
- A small number of learners had learning difficulties that affected their participation.
Home Environment Conditions:
Class A:
- Most learners came from stable and supportive home environments.
- Access to resources such as books and internet connectivity was adequate.
- Parental involvement was generally positive.
Class B:
- A significant proportion of learners (40%) came from disadvantaged backgrounds.
- Home environments may have been unstable or lacked resources.
- Parental involvement was variable.
Class C:
- A mix of home environment conditions, ranging from supportive to challenging.
- Some learners faced socioeconomic barriers that impacted their learning.
- Parental involvement was limited for some learners.
Participation:
Class A:
- Active participation in class discussions and activities. (90%)
- Learners asked questions and shared ideas freely.
- Collaborative learning was evident.
Class B:
- Moderate participation levels with some learners contributing more actively than others. (70%)
- Shyness or low confidence hindered participation for a few learners.
- Small group work facilitated more engagement.
Class C:
- Varying levels of participation, with some learners struggling to stay engaged. (60%)
- Lack of self-confidence or motivation affected participation levels.
- Individual support and encouragement were necessary to improve participation.
- Class A: 25 learners
- Class B: 30 learners
- Class C: 28 learners
Degree of Readiness to Learn:
Class A:
- Majority (70%) were eager to learn and engaged actively in lessons.
- A small group (15%) demonstrated some reluctance to participate.
- A few learners (15%) struggled to stay focused.
Class B:
- Overall, learners were enthusiastic and receptive to learning. (85%)
- A few learners (5%) were distracted or unmotivated.
- Some learners (10%) required additional support to grasp concepts.
Class C:
- A mixed level of readiness with some learners enthusiastic (60%) and others less motivated (40%).
- Attention spans varied, with some learners requiring frequent breaks.
- A small number of learners had learning difficulties that affected their participation.
Home Environment Conditions:
Class A:
- Most learners came from stable and supportive home environments.
- Access to resources such as books and internet connectivity was adequate.
- Parental involvement was generally positive.
Class B:
- A significant proportion of learners (40%) came from disadvantaged backgrounds.
- Home environments may have been unstable or lacked resources.
- Parental involvement was variable.
Class C:
- A mix of home environment conditions, ranging from supportive to challenging.
- Some learners faced socioeconomic barriers that impacted their learning.
- Parental involvement was limited for some learners.
Participation:
Class A:
- Active participation in class discussions and activities. (90%)
- Learners asked questions and shared ideas freely.
- Collaborative learning was evident.
Class B:
- Moderate participation levels with some learners contributing more actively than others. (70%)
- Shyness or low confidence hindered participation for a few learners.
- Small group work facilitated more engagement.
Class C:
- Varying levels of participation, with some learners struggling to stay engaged. (60%)
- Lack of self-confidence or motivation affected participation levels.
- Individual support and encouragement were necessary to improve participation.
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