2024-Inset-Accomplishment-Report (1) - 1-1
2024-Inset-Accomplishment-Report (1) - 1-1
Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Batangas
Jose Lopez Manzano National High School
Mataywanac Tuy, Batangas
INSIGHTS:
November 25, 2024 The most valuable lesson I learned is, adopting a collaborative approach to
improving teaching competencies in music and the arts can significantly
enrich learning experiences, nurture creativity, and drive professional growth
for educators. When teachers work together—sharing knowledge, strategies,
and insights—they create a dynamic and supportive professional community
that benefits both their students and their own practice.
INSIGHTS:
For today’s insights, I have learned that, in music and the arts, students enter
the classroom with varying levels of prior knowledge, skills, and experiences,
INSIGHTS:
I have learned that understanding (TGFU) framework in dance education
November 27, 2024 significantly enhances students' grasp of technique and style by integrating
elements of tactical decision-making, creativity, and adaptability into the
learning process. This approach moves beyond simply mastering steps and
routines, encouraging dancers to engage in genre-specific movement
challenges that simulate real-life or performance-like scenarios. By focusing
on these dynamic contexts, students learn to refine their technical abilities
while also developing a deeper understanding of how to adapt and apply their
skills in meaningful and effective ways.
INSIGHTS:
November 28, 2024 The most valuable lesson I gained from today’s masterclass is the significance
of designing assessments that go beyond mere evaluation. Effective
assessments should be actionable, providing learners with clear, constructive
feedback that fosters their growth and encourages self-reflection. By focusing
on actionable insights, educators can guide students in understanding their
progress and identifying areas for improvement, ultimately supporting their
development and long-term success.
INSIGHTS:
Reconceptualizing teacher ideologies in multilingual English language classrooms,
particularly within frameworks like the SEED project, calls for a transition to more
inclusive, culturally responsive, and student-focused teaching methods. Educators must
recognize multilingualism as an asset, consider students’ overall development by
incorporating social-emotional learning, and adapt their instruction to cater to diverse
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Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Batangas
Jose Lopez Manzano National High School
Mataywanac Tuy, Batangas
learner needs. By redefining their approach in this manner, teachers can cultivate
classrooms that are not only linguistically welcoming but also emotionally nurturing,
helping multilingual students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
Noted by:
MARICEL D. MERCADO
Principal II