Title: 10 Reflective Questions for Teachers to Use Every Day – Wabisabi Learning
Headings: 10 Reflective Questions for Teachers to Use Every Day
10 Reflective Questions for Teachers to Use Every Day
Why We Reflect (Or Should Probably Start)
10 Reflective Questions for Teachers to Use
1. What was my best moment today and how can I have more moments like it?
2. What was my most challenging moment and why? How will I respond next time?
3. Were my students excited to be in class? If not, what can I do to change this?
4. How was my mood with others today and how can I improve it?
5. How well did I communicate with others today and how can I do this better?
6. In what ways did my students surprise me most today?
7. How did I support my colleagues today and how will I continue to do so?
8. What are the biggest obstacles to improving my practice and how will I overcome them?
9. What did I do today for myself and why is this important?
10. What do I want everyone to be able to say about me?
Where Transformation Begins

Content: 10 Reflective Questions for Teachers to Use Every Day – Wabisabi Learning
Mindfulness & Wellbeing
10 Reflective Questions for Teachers to Use Every Day
January 22, 2020
Written by Lee Watanabe-Crockett
Be even better tomorrow than you were today, (and you were awesome!) For a long time, we’ve advocated the use of reflective questions with our learners as a way for them to debrief their learning processes in the classroom to improve and grow. This is just as useful a practice for teachers as it is for learners because in many ways teachers are still learners themselves. What self-reflective questions can teachers use for the same purposes? We’ve got some ideas in this post. First, though, let’s talk about why self-reflection is so crucial a practice in teaching, learning, and life. Someone once asked veteran actor Sidney Poitier what his biggest goal in life was. He responded by saying, “to simply wake up every morning a better person than when I went to bed.” How does one actually do this, actually wake up better than they were the day before? Keep in mind this is the Academy Award-winning superstar who was told by a casting director after his first audition that he should give up and go wash dishes for a living.