Title: SELF-REFLECTION: ARE YOU A REFLECTIVE TEACHER? - Keep 'Em Thinking
Headings: SELF-REFLECTION: ARE YOU A REFLECTIVE TEACHER?
SELF-REFLECTION: ARE YOU A REFLECTIVE TEACHER?
The old me – pre self-reflection days
What changed things?
Self-reflection tips to remember
1. There is no such thing as a perfect teacher or a perfect lesson
2. Use a list of self-reflection questions
Classroom culture/classroom community questions
Planning and Preparation Questions
Self-reflection Questions About Instruction
3. Recognizing areas you need to improve is the first big step
4. Video is powerful for SELF-REFLECTION
Suggestions For Watching Your Video
5. Make a plan
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Content: Recognizing areas you need to improve is the first big step
Everyone finds different areas they need to focus on improving. Recognizing those areas is the first big step. Now that you are aware, you know areas you need to improve. For example, you might decide you need to differentiate more to meet the needs of all your students. Or, you need to provide more opportunities for formative assessment during your lessons. Finally, you may think you need to increase wait time when asking questions. 4. Video is powerful for SELF-REFLECTION
First and foremost, the information you get from watching yourself on video is the most valuable information you can get. Of course, I think everyone hates watching themselves on video. But, watching a video of your teaching is very revealing.