Title: Teaching Strategies: The Value of Self-Reflection - TeachHUB
Headings: Teaching Strategies: The Value of Self-Reflection
Teaching Strategies: The Value of Self-Reflection
Janelle Cox
Why is Self-Reflection So Important?
The Process of Reflection
Self-Reflective Journal
Video Recording
Student Observation
Peer Observation
Questions to Ask Yourself
Lesson Objectives
Materials
Students
Classroom Management
Teacher
Analyze and Implement Effective Techniques

Content: They may have the same issue in their classroom and can offer you some ideas on how do things differently. Go online and read up on effective techniques that can help remedy your situation. As an age-old profession, there are bound to be resources that exist for the problems you’re experiencing. Interact with other teachers on blogs and on social media sites. Posting questions on popular forums and blogs may open up new perspectives and techniques that you hadn’t considered before. These avenues may also have insight for any new questions that you should include on future surveys. The ultimate goal of self-reflection is to improve the way you teach. Through the findings you gather, you may gain the insight you need to take your instruction to the proverbial next level, or you may find that you’re already doing a stellar job. In either case, self-reflection is a technique that can gauge your standing honestly and you should strive to implement it throughout the year. By the time the next new class rolls around, you’ll have a much better, comprehensive toolkit to pull from when it’s time to teach that lesson once again.