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Reflection On DLP and Learning Packet Making

The author reflects on their experience making detailed lesson plans and learning packets. While it provided clarity and helped visualize the teaching process, it was also a tedious task to gather materials and write out scripted plans. However, the author acknowledges that preparation is important for any endeavor. They also recognize that students deserve well-prepared lessons from their educators. Going forward, the author aims to allow their passion for teaching outweigh the tedious paperwork aspects of planning, which will help them improve at that process over time.

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Reflection On DLP and Learning Packet Making

The author reflects on their experience making detailed lesson plans and learning packets. While it provided clarity and helped visualize the teaching process, it was also a tedious task to gather materials and write out scripted plans. However, the author acknowledges that preparation is important for any endeavor. They also recognize that students deserve well-prepared lessons from their educators. Going forward, the author aims to allow their passion for teaching outweigh the tedious paperwork aspects of planning, which will help them improve at that process over time.

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Shiera Mae B.

Puguon
BSED 4E- SST

Reflection on DLP and Learning Packet Making


Making Detailed Lesson Plans and Learning Packets was somewhat a bittersweet
experience for me. For one, it gave me a chance to visualize how I would be teaching the topic.
It gave me a clear direction as to how the lesson and the learning process would unfold. It was a
great thing as it gave me clarity and it made the teaching process seem easier and more
efficient.
It was however a tedious task! To gather all the references, materials, articulate specific
pages and such and then go ahead to write a script-like plan on how to implement all these was
quite mind-blowing especially for a first timer like me. To be honest, I find teaching really
enjoyable! I teach wherever I am given a chance – in Church, at home etcetera, it was in the
technical level such as paper works and lesson planning that I don’t find myself enjoying at all. I
find it at times unnecessary and tiresome.
But then again, I also acknowledge the importance of these things as preparation is an
important part of any endeavor. As one philosopher stated, if you fail to prepare, then prepare
to fail. Lesson planning and making learning packets are crucial parts of the preparation process
in teaching. Even tenured teachers still need to prepare! This is because, as Ma’am Catherine,
the speaker in the webinar we attended said, the learners deserve it – yes, even the naughty
ones. The learners, who are sent and financed by their parents and the government deserve to
learn what they come to school for, and as educators who are paid to teach, we must do our
part in doing what is needed to attain that learning.
Also, one of the things I observed with the teachers I came to appreciate is that doing all
these shouldn’t only be motivated by ‘the pay’, it must be motivated by the desire, the passion
to see students learn. When educators have this as a mindset, no doubt these tedious tasks will
be overshadowed by the joy of actually seeing the students grasp every simple or complicated
concept in the lesson.
As for me, I’ll do my best to make this my mindset – to allow my love for teaching
overshadow the tiresome process of paper works and the like, and I know, I’d be able to get the
hang of it eventually.

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