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We are mathematics teacher candidate from Sampoerna School of Education (SSE). We are the section A, and are the 4th semester. This blog is used to share our own writings for one subject which is Use English in Teaching (UET) - Written Language and is taught by Ms. Dhitta Puti Sarasvati. Here is the link of our campus www.sampoernaeducation.ac.id Nice to see you :)

15/04/12

Apri's 6th Posting - Annecdotal Record


1. Name    : Anggoro Adikha Suwan
   Class      : X.C
   Subject   : Mathematics
   Date       : Tuesday, April 10th, 2012

  During my observation, he was so quite. He just paid attention on the teacher’s explanation. However, never asked any question to the teacher, either he had understood the material or not. Sometimes he made a noisy by making a joke. On the Friday, I gave the posttest. His score was 12,5 points only because he only answer 2 questions. He did not complete the test, but from his answer, I conclude that he had understood how to convert an angle from the radian into the degree.

2. Name    : M. Fyza Ghaniya
    Class     : X.C
    Subject  : Mathematics
    Date      : Friday, April 13th, 2012


   Since I observed him on Tuesday, he was so quiet. Sometimes, he talked with his chair-mate while the teacher explaining the material. During my teaching, he also was quiet. I forced him to solve the problem in front of the class, but he refused. He did not write his name on his posttest, and some of the students did the same, so I don’t know which one was his work.
     
3. Name   : Faris Hafizabian
   Class     : X.C
   Subject  : Mathematics
   Date      : Friday, April 13th, 2012


   When I observed him on Tuesday, he was quiet. He paid attention on teacher’s explanation. When I taught him on Friday, he also paid attention on me. In the fact, he was quiet active in answering the question. When I asked the class to solve the question in front of class, none raised the hand except him. He always wanted to come forward in front of the class to solve the question. I believed he was one of higher achiever students, in the fact his mid exam score was 7,33 (the top 9 of the class), and his posttest was 75 (the top 2 of the class). He had understood hoe to convert a point in Cartesian coordinate into Polar coordinate.

4. Name    : Ayus Dio Bawono
    Class     : X.A
    Subject  : Mathematics
    Date      : Friday 13th, 2012.


    While I was teaching on X.A, I also observe him. He got the highest point for mid exam, which was 8,67. I grouped him with some students who got lower points. When I gave instruction to work in group, he led his group in working. He paid attention on me during the class. He often asked if my explanation was unclear, so that he could understand what I meant. His posttest was 100, so I believed that he really respected me and learned nicely in my teaching. In my conclusion, he had understood how to convert an angle from the radian to the degree, and vice versa, also he had understood how to determine the value of trigonometry in the right triangle.

5. Name    : Fiki Reza Imani
   Class      : X.A
   Subject  : Mathematics
   Date       : Friday
   
   Since I asked him to come forward to solve the question, I started to observe him. He was answering the question correctly about converting the angle from radian to the degree. In his posttest, he answered the similar questions correctly. However, his answer for the comparison of trigonometry in the right triangle was incorrect, whereas he paid attention on me during the class. He never asked me to explain more about it, so I thought he had understood the material. So, in my conclusion he still doesn’t understand to determine the value of Sinus, Cosine, and Tangent in a right triangle.

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