Selasa, 28 Agustus 2018

SEA TEACHER BATCH 6- MUHAMMAD RIDHANI


EXPERIENCE WHEN TO BE A STUDENT TEACHER IN THAILAND
AT TEERATADA SCHOOL PHITSANULOK THAILAND

A.    GENERAL INFORMATION AND ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION OF TEERATADA SCHOOL
1.1.      School Profile

-          Location
The school is located at 458 M.3 Phitsanulok-Uttaraditr Rd. T.Samokhae A. Muang Phitsanulok 65000; telephone number: +66-55-223-300, +66-98-750-1140, +66-65-216-1150; fax number: +66-55-987-058; website: http://www.teeratada.ac.th
-          History and Background
Teeratada School was born in 1996 and started teaching in 1997. In the first year Teeratada School has 59 students. It was established on May 6th, 1997, basis of the resolute determination is to use the education as a development tool for the youth. People based on four principles.
So on June 9th, 1996 the stone was laid. Gold inscription from the stone had written 1 Corinthians Chapter 3, verse 11 "For no other foundation can lay one that is laid, which is Jesus Christ".
-     Philosophic
1.      Everyone must life based on their own religion
2.      Love your neighbour as yourself (Mark 12:31)
3.      Wise, have to learn all of your life
4.      Understand the balance of the environment of your life

-          Vision
"Teeratada develope our quality of education in the world class"

-          Mission
“To create personnel, atmosphere and environment for the benefit of Teeratada”
-     Goals
1.      The best academic subject for future
2.      Good carrier and occupation
3.      Good life skills

-          Personnel Information
Number personnel of Teeratada Phitsanulok School is as follows:
1.      Administration team                                                      : 14 people
2.      Teacher                                                                          : 45 people
3.      Support team (janitors, security guard, and drivers)     : 20 people
4.      Number of students in academic year of 2018              : 520 people

-          Academic Support System
Teeratada Phitsanulok School has 18 classrooms.
Grade
Classrooms
Grade 1
2 classroms
Grade 2
2 classroms
Grade 3
2 classroms
Grade 4
2 classroms
Grade 5
2 classroms
Grade 6
2 classroms
Grade 7
2 classroms
Grade 8
2 classroms
Grade 9
2 classroms
Teeratada Phitsanulok School has library, swimming pool, assembly hall, football field, basketball fiield, badminton field, begorah hall (this place is for cooking class and planting class), meeting room, audiotorium, assembly hall, science laboratorium, music room,  private classroom, dormitory rooms, and etc.


-          Teaching System
A week of learning to be held for 5 days. They have  subjects, as follows: Thai, Math in Thai, Math in English, English, History, Science (English), Science (Thai), Social, Chinese, Computer Studies in English, Music, Swimming, and Grammar.  A day this school has 8 periods of subject. For each period has during 50 minutes.
-           Materials and Other Learning Sources
This school use the materials accordance with core curriculum of Basic Education B.E.2551 (A.D.2008). Every subject has two books. First book for teacher as teacher’s guide and second book for students. In Indonesia also apply two books for each subject. The book for teacher and student. Teeratada’s teachers are usually using quizizz application for student’s exercises or student’s homeworks. And teachers are usually using internet for more learning sources.

-           Measurement and Evaluation System
This school has different measurement and evaluation system with school in my country. Teeratada Phitsanulok School has 8 levels for measurement and evaluation as follows:
Grade
Significance
Score Range
4
Excellent
80-100
3,5
Very Good
75-79
3
Good
70-74
2,5
Fairly Good
65-69
2
Satisfactory
60-64
1,5
Rather Satisfactory
55-59
1
Passed
50-54
0
Poor/Failed
0-49
                         They has a ratio for assessment and scoring as follows:
                   Score before the final examination: Final examination = 70:30
Criteria
Score
Test/Assignment
20
Mid-semester Examination
20
Test/Assignment
20
Conduct
10
Final Examination
30
Total
100

B.     PEDAGOGICAL CONTENTS
2.1    Teaching Methods
History teachers in Teeratada Phitsanulok School generally they use story telling in teaching process, because it is the best method for History or Geography knowledge. First, they will present about the topic that they want to teach. It is as the first step to introduce the topic to the students. It can be oral explanation or commonly they use Projector and PowerPoint to make students understand about the topic easier. Second, they will give some examples story telling and related it to real live. These activities, are purposed to build student easy for anderstanding,because History and Geography knowledge not an easy one to understand,, and student will not borring with this method. So, it can help students and teachers easier in discussing the topic. After that, they will give some exercises for the students related the topic. Finally, they will have a homework based on the topic.

2.2     Learning Materials and Innovation
The teachers use materials based on Basic core curriculum, syllabus, and History Books in Thai. For innovation, teacher using expository method or cooperative learning.


C.  TEACHING PLAN
3.1    Curriculum
They used Thai curriculum and syllabus A week of learning to be held for 5 days. They have  subjects, as follows: Thai, Math in Thai, Math in English, English, History, Science (English), Science (Thai), Social, Chinese, Computer Studies in English, Music, Swimming, and Grammar.  A day this school has 8 periods of subject. For each period has during 50 minutes.
3.2    Teaching plan
They had many plan for teaching, for example in Geography major: they used globe for explain the world and connected to story telling, than students can walking around in the world even just in them dream, but it can help for get a lot knowledge. And this the one of my lesson plan during teaching there.


















AMERICAN CONTINENT

Teacher Mentor:
Mrs. Adelaida T. Velasco
Mr. Tanadchai Neamvong



Presented by:
Muhammad Ridhani (A1A515018)

Geography Education of Lambung Mangkurat University









TEERATADA SCHOOL

PIBULSONGKRAM RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY

SEA TEACHER PROGRAM

PHITSANULOK, THAILAND

2018

Lesson Plan 1


Subject             : Geography                                                                                    
Class                : M3 (Mathayom 3)
Duration          : 60 minutes
                        Topic               : American Continent
A.    Competency Standards
-          Explaining about geography condition
B.     Basic Competencies
-          Be able to understand about geography condition in the American Contenent
C.    Indicator
-           Describes various types of geographic conditions
D.    Learning Objectives
-     Students will know what is geography
-     Students will know the geographical conditions of the American continent, such as: astronomical location, continental boundaries, topographic conditions, climatic conditions and weather, population conditions, and typical flora and fauna that exist on the Asian continent.
E.     Approaches and Methods of Learning
Approach  : Deductive, Contextual
Method     : Lectures, visual, and Assignment.
F.     Source of Teaching Materials
-     Journal and e-book
G.    Tools
-     Laptop, projector, globe and other tools
H.  Teaching-Learning Strategic / Procedures
Activity
Description of Event
Time
Introduction
Orientation phase
1.  Teachers open the class by asking the students condition and include present list.
2.      Teachers asked about Geography knowlegde that they learned in the past.
3.
5 minutes
Learni bbng process
demonstration phase
4. Teachers convey information about Geography using short videos.
5.   The teacher explains about American Continent using power point and maps.
6. Teachers provide an explanation of the learning materials accompanied by picture examples and maps.




20 minutes

Structured and Guided Exercise Phase
7.   Teachers make some groups discussion and give some exercises for students.
20 minutes
Exercise independent Phase
8.   Teachers and students check the answers on what  they are working on the board (only a few students answer sheets).
10 minutes
Ending
Phase generalization
9. Students and teachers conclude lesson today
10.  Teachers end the class

5 minutes

I.             Assessment
The teacher gives them some questions to students on the worksheet

Question
1.      Explain about the process of mountain formation ?
2.      Who first discovered the American continent ?
3.      Give a few examples of the mountains on the American continent ?, at least 3 example !


type
score
Question 1
hard
40
Question 2
easy
30
Question 3
easy
30






Approved by                                                                           Phitsanulok, 20th August 2018



Mr. Tanadchai Neamvong                                                      Muhammad Ridhani
(Teacher of History Subject)                                                   (Student Teacher)


D.  OBSERVATION ON TEACHERS
4.1    Planning for teaching
The teachers in Teeratada Phitsanulok School always create the lesson plan before they start to teach the students. It is purposed to make them easier when they are teaching in the class, so that the teaching process can be reached orderly. The kinds of lesson plan in Teeratada Phitsanulok School same with lesson plan that I attached above. This lesson plan is almost similar with lesson plan in Indonesian, but it is simpler one.
4.2    Preparing lessons and materials
Preparing the class is the first thing that teachers do before they start teaching. In Teeratada Phitsanulok School, there is Hoikong Activity (it is an activity that teeratada Phitsanulok School always does in the morning before they start teaching and learning process). After Hoikong Activity, the teachers always go to their office first to prepare the class and the materials that they want to teach. Moreover, they will come to class earlier before all the student entry the class. The teachers help the students to make a good situation before they start teaching. For the materials, the teachers always create the materials based on the lesson plan, or sometimes they create the materials based on the books that they use. In this case, Geography teachers in Teeratada Phitsanulok School use History Books in Thai.
4.3    Teaching in class
               Teaching activities in the class based on the lesson plan that teacher made. But sometimes they don’t follow the rules of lesson plan base on the condition and situation in the class itself.
         For the opening activities, the teachers involve the students to discuss about previous materials especially that related with the materials that they want to discuss. Commonly the teacher will ask the students orally about the previous materials. This activity is aimed to recall students memorization about the materials. So that students will keep remember and understand the materials.
         The main activities, teachers explain the materials by presenting it on the PowerPoint, Microsoft Words, and videos or sometimes they only use the whiteboard to introduce the materials, it depends on how difficult materials that will be learned by students. In the main activity, the teach
         For the closing usually Teacher and students will conclude about material today and give them exercise: question or homework

4.4    Measurement and Evaluation
In Basic Education Core Curriculum 2008, learning assessment can be divided into four levels, i.e., classroom level, educational institution level, educational service area level and national level, details of which are as follow.
1. Classroom assessment
Measurement and evaluation are part of the learning process. Teachers regularly and continuously measure and evaluate students’ performance in teaching-learning activities by using diverse assessment techniques, e.g., asking questions, observing, examining homework, assessing projects, tasks/assignments and portfolios, and using written tests, etc.
2. School assessment
This evaluation is conducted by the educational institution in order to appraise the learners’ achievements on an annual/semester basis, based on assessment of reading, analytical thinking and writing, desirable characteristics, and learner development activities. The aim is also to obtain relevant information about whether education provided by the educational institution has enabled learners to reach their goals of learning, and what are the learners’ strengths.
3. Local assessment
Evaluation is conducted in order to assess learners’ quality at educational service area level, based on the learning standards prescribed in the Basic Education Core Curriculum. It is aimed at obtaining basic information required for developing quality of education provided by the educational service area as mandated.

4. National test
Evaluation is conducted in order to assess learners’ quality at national level, based on the learning standards prescribed in the Basic Education Core Curriculum. Educational institutions are required to arrange for assessment of all students in Grades 3, 6, 9 and 12. The evaluation results will provide relevant data for comparing educational quality at different levels, which will be useful for planning in order to raise the quality of education provided. The data obtained will also support decision-making at national policy level.

Teeratada Phitsanulok School has 8 levels in measuring and evaluating as follows :

Grade
Significant
Score Range
4
Excellent
80-100
3.5
Very good
75-79
3
Good
70-74
2.5
Fairly good
65-69
2
Satisfactory
60-64
1.5
Rather satisfactory
55-59
1
Passed
50-54
0
Poor/failed
0-49


They have a ratio for assessing and scoring as follows :
Score before the final examination : final examination = 70 : 30

Criteria
Score
Test / assignment
20
Mid-term
20
Test / assignment
20
Conduct
10
Final examination
30
Total
100






E.   TEACHING PRACTICE
5.1.      Procedures of teaching
When I was practiced teaching, I had prepared some activities that I want to practice when I am practicing teaching. Such as :

1.      Opening
a.       Prepare the class
b.      Greet and pray
c.       Check the attendance list
d.      Discuss the previous materials
e.       Give the students an overview about the material that will be taught.

2.      Main Activities
a.       Review the students comprehension of American Continent.
b.      Explain the topic (American Continent) that is related with previous studies.
c.       Give some examples of American Continent.
d.      Include the students to identify the characteristic of each Continent.
e.       Ask the students the differences and the similarities of them.
f.       Give some exercises about American Continent.
g.      Ask the students to practice a short conversation by using their own words related the topic.
h.      Give the students a worksheet of American Continent.

3.      Closing
a.       Summarize the entire discussion and conclude the main point of the topic.
b.      Assign some questions for homework.
c.       Preview the next materials.
d.      Pray and close the class.

          Those are the activites that I prepared for tecahing in class Mathayom 3, and those activities has put into  my lesson plan.

5.2.      Time management and organizing activities
My mentor teacher Mr. Tanadchai Neamvong always gives me the chance to teach and always gives me some advices to help me to manage the class, such as:
-          Prepare the lesson plan: She told me that I have to make my lesson plan clear, because it will be my guidence to teach the students
-          Do pre-test and post-test: The pre-test is only to check the student or the comprehension of the student before we go to explain the topic.and post-test to re-check the students achievement about the topic that I have done explain
-          Prepare the supporting materials, such as worksheet, some videos, and powerpoint presentation
-          Organize the class
-          Manage the time: Teeratada Phitsanulok school is the school which so discipline, because of that I have to manage my time to follow the schedule of the school
-           

5.3.      Problem-solving
In general, the problem in our first teaching experience is nervous, but in my case the topic that want to explain to students is the first problem. Because I never get the topic about American Geography before,but it’s ok for me, its challange me to learn more about that topic. Teeratada is a great school with the great students, it doesn’t matter to teach the hard topic because the students will be easier to answer it.  Then, when Dr. Buncha, and Dr. Bew  as Teacher of English department in Pibulsongkram Rajabhat University and also the teachers from Teeratada Phitsanulok School come to observe me, I thought that the students in Mathayom 3 zoom was very helping me to throw away my hesitancy.

5.4.      Classroom management
I have prepared some activites on the opening of the class that I thought it will manage the class before the teaching and learning process is held, such as:
a.       Prepare the class
b.      Greet and pray
c.       Check the attendance list
d.      Discuss the previous materials
e.       Give the students an overview about the material that will be taught.
          Moreover, I made a class more enjoy by doing some jokes with them. It help me to interact with them when I explain the topic.

F.   SUMMARY AND SUGGESTIONS
6.1   Purposes of practicum
a. Purposes for the practicum teacher
In my opinion, this practicum program help the student teacher to :
1.      Get their confident to teach in front of the real student
2.      Prepare themselves to face the real situation of teaching and learning process
3.      Know how the feeling to practice teaching in overseas

b. Purposes for the students
         Based on lesson plan that I’ve made the purposes of this practicum are at the end of lesson the students are expected to be able use English in their real life, and also they understand about the topic that the teacher explain in front of class, Below are some indicator that the students have to reach on topic American Continent in class Mathayom 3:
1. Understand Territorial Boundaries of American Continent.
2. Be able to explain about American Continent.
3. Identify the information from American Continent.
6.2   Outcomes of practicum
a. Outcomes for the student teacher
After the practicum I thought that:
1. I got confident to teach in front of the real student
2. I can face the real situation of teaching and learning process
3. I knew what the feeling to practice teaching in overseas
b. Outcomes for the student in class
          The outcomes for the students based on the lesson plan for topic American Continent in class mathayom 3 after practiced teaching such as :
1. Understand Territorial Boundaries of American Continent.
2. Be able to explain about American Continent.
3. Identify the information from American Continent.

6.3   The challenges of practicum
            I got some challenges thing when I was practiced teaching in Teeratada Phitsanulok School, such as:
1. It was my first time to go abroad, and Thailand was the first place that I visit
2. It’s hard for me to adapt with the new culture
3. I can’t speak in Thai, so I can’t understand what the people talked about, especially when we buy something outside
4. it’s hard for reaching the mosque because very far from the school
5. It’s hard for me to adapt with the rules in the school, beacuse the school was very discipline
6. It’s hard for me to find halal food
7. Its hard for me to look after my three friends, because I was the only man among four of us.





6.4   Overall impression
It such a good thing when I realized that I got a chance to go abroad through this program. I thought that Teeratada Phitsanulok School was a great private school, because the school can manage the students even there are some boarding student, they can manage home students and boarding students very well. Then, I can’t believe that the English ability of the students was very good started from prathom 1 until mathayom 3, because the students in mathayom 3 must pass the IELTS test if they want to graduate from the school.
            Fortunately I met a lot of Thai people who very kind and love to share the foods, they love to smile to us. Then, I met a very kind supervisor Dr. Buncha that I call papa, and his wife Kin I call mama, they made my day in Phitsanulok being so colourful. Even its hard for me to look after three of my friend while we were in Phitsanulok, because I was the only men among four of us.
            I never expect that I can go abroad this year, but when I’m home I realized that I’ve ever been in Thailand and stay there about on emonth to do some positive things and I got a lot of experiences during this program.
6.5   Suggestions for future improvement
After finished this program, I got some suggestions that I hope can make this program better in future:
1.  Please check the schedule of the school that we want to practice teaching, if the school is in the test period, it will make the process of practicum become harder, because the school must be very busy
2.  Please, make sure who will be the buddies of the student teacher, because if the buddies are the teacher of that school, I felt not good due to I thought that it will disturb them because they have a lot of activities that they have to do





G.  EXPERIENCE
1.      FIRST WEEK  (OBSERVATION)
I arrived in Thailand on Saturday 04 August 2018, when I arrived at Phitsanulok airport in Thailand, I was welcomed very well and even welcomed using banners along with teacher adelle and teacher Phet and students who also welcomed

Picture 1.1 Arrived at thailand
they were so respectful of the guests who came, I was very flattered by their friendly attitude, the first day there I was invited to an assembly hall in the morning they held hokung (gathered in the assembly).

                                                          Picture 1.2 assambly hall

then continued observation of classes in school is very fun because all the teachers and students can speak English on average, so communication to them is not difficult even though there are some who cannot but they can understand what we say, and they are all very friendly and friendly , students at Teeratada School respect the teacher so much that the class becomes orderly and not so grabbing. Even the teacher's atmosphere in the classroom can be conditioned easily, even though there are some students who like to make noise but that doesn't matter to Teacher Hom (my tutor's teacher) even I don't just class observation, but I also make observations outside the classroom and how I was surprised that the student outside of playing or joking with his friends but they held their books and read the book, I was very impressed with the students at Teeratada School, I thought why could they do that because of the discipline applied by the principal which requires them to bring books and that has become their habit. They routinely carry out ceremonies every day and every morning they have to memorize sentences in both English and Chinese. Because here English is very important.
   Picture 1.3 observation in class 
They have a schedule of meals 3 times a day for this schedule for students who stay while students who live in their own homes only take a lunch schedule. Schedule for students staying overnight, namely: morning 06.30-07.00, noon 12.00-01.00, afternoon 04.30-05.00. and also in my first week there exactly on Friday they celebrated ASEAN DAY by creating booths of each ASEAN country and inside the booth there were characteristics of each country, such as: typical clothing typical of the booth was designed according to the chosen country I happened to be in my own country stand, Indonesia, and I also helped them to design the Indonesian booth. Then on the weekend of our first week, then Dr. Buncha (SEAMEO coordinator) came to pick us up to stay at his house during the weekend and there we were treated like a child again, and invited to tourist attractions both culinary and Thai specialties.
           
 Picture 1.4 Asean Day and holiday in the weekend

2.      SECOND WEEK (ASSISTANT TEACHER)
                                   Picture 2.1 teaching assistant in the class
I became a teacher assistant to help my mentor teacher teach in class, for example: correcting my homework, even teaching in class but only 20 minutes and after that my mentor teacher would continue to work, I had the opportunity to teach twice in this second week, in Mathayom 3 class Jets and Mathayom 3 zoom, where they were so excited when I was teaching, for the first time I was a bit nervous but after 10 minutes it was gone and it was lost and turned into a passion for teaching.

3.      THIRD WEEK (TECHING PRACTICE)

 Being a teacher in this third week I had the opportunity to teach in Mathayom 3 jet and zoom in that one week I taught three times in class when I was full teaching 2 hours of lessons I felt how a teacher should be able to condition the class must have more insight because if the teacher only refers to what material he reads today then he is not enough to be said as a teacher, because the teacher must be able to tell about the situation outside there the teacher must have more insight than his students and also be a supervisor of student night learning at night from hours 19.00-21.00, it's only for students who stay.

Picture 3.1 teaching in the class

4.      FOURTH WEEK (EVALUATION)
The last week is the most exciting week for me because I have to teach in class with 2 Dr. from Tibolsongkram University Rajhabat and the two best teachers at the Phitsanulok Teeratada School in Thailand and they are not just present but they also assess the way I teach, how I condition classes, and especially communication when teaching because there I teach Geography using English. And thank God, I got a pretty satisfying score.
     Picture 4.1 teaching evaluation

 
and after that we were invited to join the English language class at the University of Phibulsongram Rajhabat, there I got a lot of teaching methods that I had never seen in Indonesia, then 2 days before going home we met with the president of the PSRU and it was a honor to meet and eat with him.



              Picture 4.2 join in the english class and met with president PSRU


 
Then before returning to Indonesia we presented a distinctive Indonesian appearance and I had the opportunity to sing a typical regional song of Banjarmasin in South Kalimantan.


             Picture 4.3 Special Show





SEA TEACHER BATCH 6- MUHAMMAD RIDHANI

EXPERIENCE WHEN TO BE A STUDENT TEACHER IN THAILAND AT TEERATADA SCHOOL PHITSANULOK THAILAND A.     GENERAL INFORMATION AND ACADEMIC...