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: Teach
Self-assess the effect of your teaching on learning
Consider new ways of teaching that can improve the quality of learning
Try these ideas in practice
And of course, repeat the process again: self-reflection never stops, even if you’re an old hand that has been on the job forever. 10 Ways to reflect on your teaching
To get a clear view about the state of your teaching, you’ll have to gather information first. There are a few ways to do this, using the reflection activities below. 1. Use exit slips
An exit slip (a.k.a. exit ticket) is a great way to quickly gauge student understanding at the end of a lesson. It gives you a snapshot of how well students understood today’s lesson, so you can tell whether you can start building the next layer. Of course, an exit ticket can also be used to gather information about your teaching instead of the lesson content. Ask your students 2 questions at the end of the lesson that concern your teaching.