Mothersf Participation through Teaching Record

Kengo YOSHINO

At the end of the 1st Semester of the 1st Year, I asked all the mothers of the pupils in my class to write a gTeaching Recordh every day. In a class, each mother was supposed to write word for word my instruction to her child, the childfs reaction to my instruction, and the childfs words in the Teaching Record. Each mother then submitted the Record to me upon which I added to the Record my words spoken in the class, my intention of each instruction, the childfs words in the class, and the evaluation of what the child thought, and returned it to each mother on the next day. Through these efforts, I have been successful in allowing each mother to understand her childfs situation and the intentions of my instructions, which has led to all the mothersf enthusiastic participation in my teaching. Also, I have been able to effectively review and reflect the intentions of my teaching to the 1st Year pupils by organizing the teacherfs comments in the Record.


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