Engagement (even with my current health condition, I did strive to be as engaging)

Proper and accurate giving of AFI's.

Calling the parent (no matter what)

Wisdom from JL:

Remember always that they don't know how to speak English and we're here to guide them, so be PATIENT

• use tangible rewards and IM's

• clear feedback

• enjoy your lesson( if it's boring for you, then it's boring for them too)

-PROPER USE OF TEACHING AIDS/FLASHCARDS

-USE MANY CAM EFFECTS FOR REWARDS

-PROVIDE APPROPRIATE FEEDBACK FOR THE STUDENTS AND THE AFI'S

-BE MORE ENGAGING (DON'T LET THE STUDENT FEEL THAT YOU'RE SICK )

-ENJOY THE CLASS

-MAKE THE STUDENT FEEL THAT THEY ARE YOUR FRIENDS

-BE MORE PATIENT

"that you should teach each student the way you want your child to be taught. And if you do that, you will never wonder if you are doing a great job. " - Ma'am Yeng.

Nakapaskil po sa cubicle ko yan para everyday ko nababasa hehe.

And also, know your student/ the ability of your student. Laging sinasabi nila SL and JL na adjust your pacing according to your student's ability. If slow learner, don't ask too much ccq's - just simple ones. If average and Fast, let them speak more and in complete sentences.

God bless us all pooo.

C.K.

Provide constructive and encouraging comments on their performance.

Show patience and encouragement to make them feel comfortable.

Show the student's rewards during the wrap-up to the parents to celebrate the student’s effort and inspire them to continue learning.