Things are getting better. First, i woke up refreshed and ready to face another day. The nauseatic feeling yesterday is history and today i am determined to learn as much as i can while i still have the chance.
Father Jomar again opened a closed door in my mind and i really realized that i have been so busy teaching so many details that i forget to focus on the competencies the students will meet along the way. 10 questions/problems? wow, i once had a professor who talked to me that way years ago but i realized that i only applied it for a few weeks then i forgot (or was just unconsciously immersed into the traditional teachings again) all about it. Now, it's hitting me again. i hope i will not be caught up with traditions again so as to be hit harder the next time this reminder will come. By the time (i hope) that this reminder will come again, it will not hit me flat-footed again but it will make me a better teacher improving in my teaching skills.
integrating ict in our learning competencies is not that hard now and though we were the first group to finish, we found out through casual sharing with friends each group had a unique way of approaching their own activity in their own field. our group was the jolly one where we came to ralize that social studies can perfectly and seamlessly join hands with technology and livelihood education to harmonize teaching competencies. WOW - making thematic teaching a reality not just a dream.
i know the day is hardly over but we were already able to accomplish much. thanks again to all our sponsors, especially smart and our speaker, Fr. Jomar.
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