Mid-shift song, flag, flag, how beautiful, reflectionThe following is a teaching reflection example of the middle class song,"How Beautiful the National Flag Is":
** 1. Teaching content **
1. ** Knowledge Transfer **
- In the teaching content of letting children know the national flag, displaying the national flag through pictures and objects could help children intuitively understand the appearance of the national flag, such as the color of the national flag (red background, yellow pentagram), but it might not be enough to explain the symbolic meaning of the national flag. For middle-class children, it was difficult to understand the symbolic meaning of the big five-pointed star representing the China Party and the four small five-pointed stars representing the people of all ethnic groups in the country tightly united around the China Party. In teaching, they could use simpler and vivid metaphor to explain so that children could better grasp it.
- In the teaching of singing, memorizing the lyrics was the key content. There are many ways to strengthen the child's memory of lyrics, such as matching actions, rhythmically reciting lyrics, etc. However, the possible problem was that the teaching process did not fully consider the characteristics of the middle class children's short concentration time, which might lead to confusion or forgetting when the children memorized the lyrics.
2. ** Skill Training **
- In terms of singing skills, children were required to sing songs with expressions. However, in actual teaching, it might be found that the children in the middle class were still relatively immature in expressing their feelings. How to guide them to express their love for the national flag with songs was a challenge. It might be necessary to use more teacher's demonstration and use more exaggerated and infectious singing to motivate the children.
- In terms of composing rhythm, encouraging children to create movements according to songs was a good way to cultivate children's creativity and sense of rhythm. However, in the teaching process, it may be found that the creative ability of the children in the middle class is limited. The teacher needs to give more guidance and demonstration, such as starting from simple movements, such as clapping, nodding, etc., and then gradually guide the children to create more complicated movements.
** 2. Teaching methods **
1. ** Interactivity **
- In the teaching process, it was necessary to adopt an interaction teaching method. For example, the children were asked to discuss the appearance of the flag to master the lyrics. However, during the interaction process, some children might not participate because they were introverted or did not have enough knowledge. Teachers needed to pay more attention to this group of children and use various methods such as group discussions and individual questions to increase the participation of children.
- When guiding children to create rhythm, interaction was also very important. Teachers could work together with the children, or let the children form groups first and then show each other. This could stimulate the children's sense of competition and creativity.
2. ** Interesting *
- In order to increase children's interest in learning, more interesting elements could be added to the teaching. For example, in the introduction segment, more interesting riddles or stories could be used instead of simple questions. In the song learning segment, games could be used, such as dividing the lyrics into several parts, allowing the children to combine the lyrics and sing through the game to increase the fun of learning.
** 3. Infant performance and individual differences **
1. ** Overall performance **
- When the children in the middle class learned this song, they showed their curiosity and love for the national flag. They were more interested in the bright colors of the national flag and the simple melody of the song. They could basically keep up with the rhythm during the singing process, but the emotional expression of the song and the accuracy of the lyrics still needed to be improved.
2. ** Individual differences **
- In teaching, there will be obvious individual differences between children. Some children have strong musical perception and can quickly learn songs and create good rhythmic movements, while some children may have difficulties in grasping the rhythm and remembering the lyrics. Teachers needed to provide individual guidance according to the situation of different children. For example, for children who could not grasp the rhythm well, they could help them improve by practicing alone or using simple rhythm instruments.
** 4. Teaching effectiveness and goal achievement **
1. ** Knowledge target **
- Through teaching, most children can recognize the national flag and know that it is the symbol of our country, but they may not understand the deeper symbolic meaning of the national flag. In the future, the children could learn about the national flag in their daily activities to deepen their understanding.
2. ** Skill Target **
- In terms of singing skills, children could basically sing songs, but there was still room for improvement in expression singing and rhythmic creation. Teachers could continue to strengthen this aspect of training in subsequent music activities. By enjoying more excellent music performances, they could improve the children's musical performance.
3. ** Emotional goal **
- In terms of cultivating children's patriotic feelings, by learning this song, children could initially establish a love for the national flag and then have a certain sense of identity with the country. However, this kind of emotion was still relatively weak. It needed to be strengthened in many ways in daily life, such as telling patriotic stories and watching the flag-raising ceremony.
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