I know that it's safe to prevent diseases. Reflection on the teaching plan of the big classThe following is an example of a reflection on the "I know how to prevent diseases and safety" class plan. You can adjust it according to the actual teaching situation:
* * I. Reflection on the achievement of the activity goal **
1. * * Knowledge target **
- One of the goals of this "I Know How to Protect Against Disease" teaching activity was to let children understand the prevention of common diseases. From the process of the activity, most children could tell how to prevent diseases, such as washing their hands frequently and eating more fruits and vegetables. However, for some more complicated prevention knowledge, such as the transmission cycle of infectious diseases, it was difficult for children to understand. This meant that in terms of knowledge imparting, the explanation of simple knowledge was more successful, but the guidance of deeper knowledge still needed to be improved. It might need to adopt more vivid and specific teaching methods, such as using stories, animations, and other forms to present.
2. * * Ability Target **
- The activity hoped to cultivate the children's ability to express themselves so that they could express the measures to prevent diseases. In class, many children actively spoke and shared their thoughts. However, there were still some children who were shy and did not dare to express themselves. This meant that more guidance and incentive measures were needed to encourage children to express themselves. For example, they could take turns to speak after group discussions, so that every child had the opportunity to participate in the expression and give timely and positive feedback after the child expressed himself.
3. * * Awareness target **
- Increasing the awareness of young children to prevent diseases was an important goal. Through the whole activity, the children had improved their awareness of disease prevention to a certain extent. For example, in the role-playing session, the children could correctly take preventive actions. However, the effect of extending it in daily life remained to be seen. It may be necessary to work with parents to continuously strengthen this awareness in the family environment, such as asking parents to supervise the child's hygiene habits at home.
* * 2. Reflection on teaching content **
1. * * Selection of content **
- The knowledge of common disease prevention selected basically covered the aspects that children could easily come into contact with in their daily lives, such as food hygiene, personal hygiene, etc. However, there might be a lack of knowledge on the prevention of special diseases, such as the special prevention points of some prevalent infectious diseases in children. In the future, he could add some special disease prevention knowledge that was closely related to children's health based on the current situation.
2. * * Organization of content **
- The teaching content followed the order from simple to complex. First, it introduced basic hygiene habits to prevent diseases, and then went deep into the prevention of infectious diseases. However, the transition of the content was not natural enough, causing some children to have a sense of jumping in understanding. For example, when it comes to the direct transition from personal hygiene to the transmission of infectious diseases, young children may have difficulty connecting the two. In the future, he needed to pay more attention to the logical cohesion of the content and add some transition questions or cases.
* * 3. Reflection on teaching methods **
1. * * Explanation Method **
- When he explained the knowledge of disease prevention, he used a direct method of explanation. This method could quickly pass on knowledge to children, but it was relatively boring. Children's attention was easily distracted during the listening process. In future teaching, the time for simple explanation could be reduced and the interaction could be increased, such as asking questions and letting the children give examples themselves, so as to increase the participation of the children.
2. * * Demonstrating Method **
- Demonstrating the correct hand washing method and other operational links were more intuitive, and it was easy for children to understand and imitate. However, there was a limit to the number of times they could demonstrate it, and some children might not be able to fully grasp it. In the future, he could increase the number of demonstration and let the children practice it themselves to ensure that every child could master the correct operation method.
3. * * Game Method **
- Games could stimulate children's interest in learning, such as the game of "Disease prevention". Children actively participated in the game and consolidated the knowledge of disease prevention they had learned. However, the design of the game could be more diverse. For example, it could add elements of teamwork, so that children could not only learn knowledge in the game, but also develop teamwork.
* * IV. Reflection on the teaching process **
1. * * Introduction Stage **
- The introduction segment used the method of story introduction, telling the story of a child's illness, which aroused the interest of the child. However, the plot of the story could be more lively and interesting. For example, some animation elements or sound effects could be added to enhance the appeal of the story.
2. * * Begin the segment **
- In the unfolding segment, the explanation of each knowledge point was more compact, but there was not enough time for the children to think and discuss on their own. In the process of passively accepting knowledge, young children might not really understand the meaning of certain knowledge. In the future, children needed to be given more time to think and discuss on their own, so that they could deepen their understanding of knowledge through communication.
3. * * End of segment **
- At the end of the session, a summary review was used to sort out the key knowledge of the entire activity. However, there was a lack of guidance for children's subsequent behavior. At the end of the session, some family tasks could be added, such as letting the children teach their parents the correct way to wash their hands after returning home, so that the classroom knowledge could be extended to family life.
* * 5. Reflection on Teaching Resources **
1. * * Teaching aid usage **
- He used pictures, videos, and other teaching aids to assist in teaching. Pictures could directly show the methods of preventing diseases, while videos were more vivid. However, the number and variety of teaching aids could be further enriched. For example, some physical teaching aids could be added, such as sanitary products, so that children could more intuitively feel the importance of disease prevention.
2. * * Use of environmental resources **
- In the process of teaching, they did not make full use of the classroom environment. Some disease prevention publicity corners could be set up in the classroom to display children's works or small knowledge about disease prevention, so that children could see it in their daily life and play a subtle educational role.
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