Reflective teaching can thus be mutually enriching for both. But the practice of a beginner being formally mentored by an experienced one in a department is rare. Various reasons explain this ...

“I am a reflective teacher,” came the confident reply. Asked to elaborate, the explanation was: “I raise questions and constantly reflect on why I became a teacher and why I choose to stay ...

Student teaching is an exciting time for aspiring educators. And, it goes by in the blink of an eye. Use a journal to record the experience You are going to try some things that work brilliantly ...

Teacher education has increasingly emphasized preparing educators to navigate the intersection of pedagogical practices and ...

Despite considerable differences in interpretations and agendas, reflective teaching programs are governed by the assumption that thoughtful and critically questioning novices will develop expertise ...

Figure 1. Brookfield proposed four lenses for critical reflection on teaching practice – personal experience, students’ eyes, colleagues’ perceptions and theory. Let’s look at each of the four lenses ...

The book draws on research, including Teaching and Learning Research Programme findings. There is also a companion reader, Readings for Reflective Teaching in Early Education, edited by Jennifer ...

Myint, T. (2017, September). Online formative assessment: Using an online student "muddy point" reflection tool to improve learning and teaching. Poster presented at Making Connections: Celebrating ...

Because reflection around race in cultural contexts and diversity are seldom taught or practiced among teachers, and because an increasingly large number of students of color are not succeeding in ...