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: What else can you tell me? , or How does that relate to something else we have studied? First of all, I suggest asking a friend or colleague to video you. If that’s impossible, set up your phone or camera in the room and just let it run. The first time you video your lesson, your students may not act normally. However, once they are used to being recorded regularly, they will act more normal. Remember, some school systems require permission to video your class. For this reason, it is important to let parents know how and why you are videotaping the class. In my experience, parents usually consent if they know the videos will not be shared and are for your own professional development. Suggestions For Watching Your Video
In the beginning, you might tend to focus more on yourself than the students and instruction when reviewing your video.