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Reflection as a Practicing Catholic

1).   Misconceptions about Catholicism ● Lesson/Topic Covered: This reflection is based on a powerful quote by Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen: "There are not a hundred people in America who hate the Catholic Church. There are millions of people who hate what they wrongly believe to be the Catholic Church which is, of course, quite a different thing." The main topic is the widespread misunderstanding of the Catholic faith and the difference between genuine hatred and hatred based on misinformation. ● Key Teachings and Messages: The core message is that much of the criticism directed at the Catholic Church is not an attack on its true nature, but on a distorted or false image of it. Archbishop Sheen highlights a crucial distinction: people are not rejecting the real teachings of Jesus Christ and the Church He established, but are instead reacting to a caricature of the faith. This implies that the true challenge is often one of education and clarification, not of converting ...
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GROUP TASK: Define what is ask

Group One BEED 2D Prof. Ed. 213 1. Lesson Objective/s Lesson objectives are clear statements that describe what learners are expected to achieve after a lesson. They guide both the teacher and the students toward the intended learning outcomes. Example : “At the end of the lesson, students will be able to identify and explain the parts of a plant.” 2. Domains of Lesson Objectives • Cognitive Domain (Knowledge/Thinking) Focuses on mental skills and knowledge. Example: “Students will analyze the causes of climate change.” • Psychomotor Domain (Skills/Doing) Involves physical movement and coordination. Example : “Students will demonstrate the proper way of planting a seed.” • Affective Domain (Attitudes/Values/Feelings) Deals with emotions, values, and attitudes. Example : “Students will show appreciation for the importance of caring for the environment.” 3. Critical Thinking Critical thinking is the ability to analyze, evaluate, and make judgments based on evidence. It goes beyond memori...
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EVSU CHARTER WEEK CELEBRATION

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INDIVIDUAL TASK: ESSAY PROF. ED. 213: Principles and Methods of Teaching  GARCIA, PRECY JANE D. BEED 2D                          EVSU Charter Week Celebration  Charter Week is one of the most meaningful celebrations in every school because it honors the history, progress, and achievements of the institution. At Eastern Visayas State University, this event was not only a time to look back and appreciate the hard work of our leaders and teachers but also an opportunity to recognize the talents of students. With shorter class schedules, we were able to balance academics while joining the programs, competitions, and booth activities prepared by different organizations. Witnessing the performances and creativity of my fellow EVSUnistas made me proud to be part of such a talented community. As a future educator, I see the importance of celebrations like Charter Week because they strengthen unity, pride, an...
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Teaching: My Dream in Motion

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Who Am I? I’m Precy Jane De Paz Garcia, a 19-year-old from Poblacion 1, Babatngon, Leyte. Currently I’m studying for a Bachelor of Elementary Education at Eastern Visayas State University., I believe that education is one of the most powerful tools for shaping the future, and I aspire to be a part of that transformation. My passion lies in nurturing young minds, guiding them not only in academics but also in building values, confidence, and character. What motivates me most is the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of children. I want to inspire them to dream big, develop their potential, and believe in themselves, no matter their circumstances. As a future educator, my greatest fulfillment will come from seeing my students grow, succeed, and become responsible individuals who can contribute positively to society. My Life Philosophy  "Life is like riding a bicycle, To keep your balance, you must keep moving."  — Albert Einstein...
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