Title: How to become a reflective teacher - The complete guide for reflection in teaching - BookWidgets
Headings: How to become a reflective teacher - The complete guide for reflection in teaching
How to become a reflective teacher - The complete guide for reflection in teaching
What is reflective teaching?
10 Ways to reflect on your teaching
1. Use exit slips
2. Include reflection in your lesson plan
3. Use a teacher reflection survey
4. An extra pair of teacher’s eyes
5. Use a reflective journal
6. Videotape your teaching
7. One-minute reflections
8. Reflection practice checklist
9. Create a teacher moodboard
10. Best and worst teacher analyses
20 reflection questions for teachers
Reflection questions to ask with students
Reflection question about assessment and grading
Reflection questions about classroom management
Reflection questions for teachers’ professional development

Content: Many teachers give up trying to become a better teacher, but you won’t. To pursue your dream, you can create a teacher moodboard at the start of your teaching career. Back when you were still dreaming big. It will serve as a reminder to never give up. A teacher moodboard may include people you look up to, inspiring quotes that give you perseverance, words that define you and much more. In this modern time, we just call this a Pinterest Board. Once in a while, you have to look back at this board so it helps you reflect on the teacher you are now and the teacher you wanted to become in the first place. It’s never too late to change old habits and rusty lessons. 10. Best and worst teacher analyses
This is a reflection exercise you can do in a group, with your fellow teacher colleagues.