Title: Three Benefits of Reflective Teaching | PLS Classes
Headings: Three Benefits of Reflective Teaching and How to Practice it in Your Classroom
Three Benefits of Reflective Teaching and How to Practice it in Your Classroom
Three Benefits of Reflective Teaching
Three Ways to Practice Reflective Teaching in Your Classroom

Content: Could a grammar lesson be improved to produce better concept application? Could you engage with students more effectively if you incorporated more group work into your instruction? Reflective teaching is an academic style in which teachers regularly self-assess their performance, their teaching style, methodology, and pedagogy, evolving their approach over time to produce optimal student outcomes. The reflective approach requires teachers to take time to evaluate and adjust their style. What follows are three benefits of reflecting teaching. Three Benefits of Reflective Teaching
Reflective teaching brings into alignment one’s underlying beliefs about learning and classroom practice. Teachers who have attempted reflective techniques frequently report how surprised they were to observe misalignments between their assumptions and reality. 1 Your tenure may have you convinced that your strategic approach to a specific topic is always successful in enabling student comprehension; however with self-reflection, you may realize that there are opportunities to further enhance the effectiveness of your lessons. Reflective teaching enables professional development.