Philippine Normal University

Philippine Normal University Taft Avenue, Manila

Anecdotal record

Submitted by: Anna Marie L. Lomot II-1 BECEd

Submitted to: Prof. Zenaida Brioso

Dedication Children will not remember you for the things You provided but for the feeling that you cherished them. -Anna Marie L. Lomot

With love I dedicate these record to god, my parents Mr. and Mrs. Lomot, to my sisters Arlene and Annabel Lomot who are giving birth this coming November and December. also to my teacher Mrs. Brioso. All of you are constantly opening my heart and rekindling my mind. I love you very much!

Introduction

Spread love everywhere you go: first of all in your house. Give love to your parents and members of the family, to a next door neighbor… let no one ever come to you without leaving better and happier. Be the living expression of God’s kindness; kindness in your face, kindness in your eyes, kindness in your smile, kindness in your warm greetings. It is difficult to translate love to children into written words. Lessons to teach in the children should not just be taught, we should also listen to the words in our hearts as well as in our mind. Let yourself have a personal relationship with each lesson you make. Each experiences as you teach will make you a better person. It teaches you how to stand up everytime you falls down. Don’t just read this record. Take time ti digest them and make them your own.

Profile: Name: Jessica A. Borcelis Yr./Sec.: III-8 Age: 9 yrs. Old

Birthday: Sept. 15, 1998 Address: P6 320 Biglang Awa Subd. Talipapa, Novaliches, Q.C School: Placido Del Mundo Elem. School Mother’s Name: Gina A. Borcelis Occupation: Housewife Father’s Name: Edgar E. Borcelis Occupation: Driver

Behavioral Background Jessica has a long black hair with a fair complexion. She is so active and intelligent eventhough she belongs to section 8 which others say that children in this section learns in a slow process. But Jessica is different from others, she really was an active pupil. She always want me in their house teaching her and everytime i go to their house, even if I am still in front of their door she hurriedly go to their room and as she comes back she was already bringing her thing and find place where we can do our lectures. She is very good and respectful child. She always used the word “opo” and I was amazed by her attitude. She really wants to learn and I can see her effort in every lesson we make. In additional, she was so organized, I can see her notes always in proper places and her lectures are complete that is why it is very easy for me to know her present lesson and I can teach her on what to do in her assignment systematically.