Reflective teaching

Reflective teaching means taking a look at what you do in your class, and think about why you do it. Then, think about whether this works for your students or not

Looking to improve your teaching style and approach? Here are three teaching reflection activities that can help you meet that goal. Each approach is very different from the next, so you can find the perfect one for you! #teaching #reflection

Click on reflection page to download. I think if there is one thing that has made the most impact on my teaching – it would be my reflective practice. At the end of the day I always take a moment to look at how the day went. I do not linger on my answers. Rather, […]

How to become a reflective teacher - The complete guide for reflection in teaching

Explore how to implement reflection on your teaching recognizing the stages, ways, types and levels of reflective teaching.

As an administrator, I conduct formal observations on all the teachers in our building. After the observation, I hold a meeting with the teacher to go over what I observed and ways they can grow for next time. I always ask the same question when I begin these meetings "Tell me what you think went

The quest to improve pedagogy, and in turn learner outcomes, is a focus of many schools. We toil away at chasing the next big innovative idea, trend, or tool as a path to improvement yet little changes. Maybe success lies in taking a more detailed look at daily practice. The key to future-proofing education is to empower students to not only think, but to apply their thinking in relevant ways to demonstrate what has been learned. Whether you call this rigorous, deeper, personalized, or just…

Becoming a Reflective Teacher - "For reflective teachers, their work is an ongoing process of closely observing and studying the significance of children's unfolding activities."

Reflective practice