DAY 9

 


It's Friday and Our 9th Day of FS1












        Finally, we are on the ninth day of our FS1 and are about to finish 15 days of 60 hours per FS. We arrived at school at 7:10 a.m. I immediately proceed to my respective section after receiving my DTR and signing the attendance sheet provided by our little principal. Our students were cleaning up in their area. After completing their daily routine, they immediately proceed to their classroom for a first period class led by their math teacher and took two hours class to review their lesson because many of the students are still confused about factoring, despite the teacher's repeated instruction. I have observed that some of the students are really struggling the math subject. There was also a time when the student asked for our assistance because they said they don't know how to solve the problem. "Sorry students, I'm also struggling that x & y letters." I advised them to take note of every detail and spend some time going over the problem each time the teacher discusses the solution. 



See you next time my bubbly babies 💙






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