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Hi, guys!
In this part, I want to tell about my opinion when I observe the class!
are you ready??😊😊

OBSERVATION ON THE TEACHER
IN THE CLASSROOM


1. Planning for Teaching
    The teacher always bring the lesson plan for teaching every day, they use the curriculum guide and hand-book to make the lesson plan. The teacher also bring their laptop, use microphone and projector to support the learning process.

2. Preparing Lessons and Materials
     All of the teacher in USJ-R use PowerPoint to support their teaching and learning process, but sometimes they made the games before they start the teaching and learning process. Beside the games that they made, they also made the work sheet or quiz bowl in the last meeting in every material that they learnt to know if they already understand the material or not as their evaluation.

3. Teaching in the Classroom
    Most of the teacher here are still young, it makes the student feel excited with the teacher. the approaches from the teacher here is not really different with the teacher in Indonesia.

4. Measurement an Evaluation
    The teacher always ask the question after the end based on their lesson before, because the teacher want to make sure their knowledge about the material that the teacher gave to them but the teacher will not use that as grading for the students.




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