"What has been the most rewarding part of teaching your subject this year, and how has it influenced your outlook on your teaching practice?""What achievement or progress in your students' learning this year has brought you the most pride or joy? What did you do to help facilitate that success?""Which new strategy, tool, or approach did you try this year that positively impacted student engagement or understanding? How did it enhance the learning experience?" https://tinyurl.com/dreaming-aesel by Meenatchi Ramasamy

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2025-01-10 05:12:47 UTC

Giving ownership to the students as to when to submit their homework, essays and comprehension.

They tend to submit their work on time and of better quality. - Valerie

2025-01-10 05:13:08 UTC

It has felt exciting for me to go into the Sec 3 Pure Literature class. I've been surprised by how motivated I am to help them achieve their individuals goals. I really feel like I am on an important journey with them, and I look forward to seeing what they will gain from their two years of upper sec literature (because I gained a lot) :)

Zenda

tay_hui_en_adeline — 2025-01-10 05:13:14 UTC

The most rewarding part of teaching English and Literature this year was seeing students fall in love with the subjects and truly make it their own. I was really grateful to see that students were inspired by practices in class to pursue their own projects (e.g. writing short stories or research projects). It showed me that students can grow exponentially with the right resources and time.

Sarah

2025-01-10 05:14:03 UTC

Sorry am a practicum teacher so I'll refer to my tutoring work, but I think always the most rewarding part of teaching is building a relationship with the students -- finding out about them, learning about their interests and background, putting thought into little gifts/activities for them... they do see the effort you put in, and they do appreciate it! It's made me prioritise relationship-building in my teaching practice. No significant learning without a significant relationship!

2025-01-10 05:14:20 UTC

I think the most rewarding part for me was growing with my students in general. Watching them iron out the kinks in their behaviour throughout the year, and learn to work together with me and their classmates was particularly heartwarming for me.

Teaching practice wise, this has really helped shaped my teaching identity as I struggled with that in the beginning of last year.

In terms of rewarding part when it comes to teaching my subject, I was particularly proud of them when they (finally haha) started using the techniques for essay writing I kept drilling in class. I also enjoyed watching my students start to enjoy Literature!

kctan23 — 2025-01-10 05:14:59 UTC

The most beautiful thing was being given the time and space to 'nurture' the students under my care, in and outside of class.

kanly5659 — 2025-01-10 05:15:33 UTC

Enhancing the use of ICT - The students were introduced to use Chatgpt in helping them to revise their writing, making them aware of their common mistakes.

Alvin

mryapataes — 2025-01-10 05:17:52 UTC

Actually what was most rewarding is seeing how my ex-students have grown or developed after they leave AES.

I got my first lawyer last year.

My first Goldman Sachs executive.

I have a vet soon to graduate.

No doctors yet.

Starting where they are

2025-01-10 05:19:34 UTC

1 of my classes struggle with fundamental concepts, and each student has different learning needs. I find it very important to customise my lessons based on their level of readiness, and to prioritise this over the anxiety to cover the syllabus sufficiently. After all, we will have to prepare our students for the future and their future outlook looks quite different from ours. It is unreasonable to expect them to do the same things just so that they can excel academically.

2025-01-10 05:21:48 UTC

Student Growth: seeing how much students have matured academically and personally over the year, especially those who overcame challenges.

Super motivated by the N level results last year. Had 28 students. Most of them since Sec 1. Highest passes ive got so far.

meenatchi_ramasamy1 — 2025-03-02 12:46:34 UTC

The most rewarding part of teaching English will be the times I set aside to intentionally co-construct with my students. Having been a teacher for a number of years, i always find it important to keep reinventing myself regularly and that includes keeping myself updated on the current educational trends, backed by research. In this regard, i find that the co-construction phase in process writing to be incredibly exciting as it empowers the students. I take my students through the metacognitive process of writing through my role modeling and think alouds and elicit rich response from them. The environment is also usually very affirmative during this stage so that my students feel supported and are not intimidated. The end product; be it a completed introductory or body paragraph is always much appreciated and loved by all students. It becomes a rich resource they often refer to and remember as something jointly created by the class. This is what I find to be one of the highlights in my EL classes