Teacher reflection questions

I have recently been looking for new ways to end lessons. Aiming for more of a focus on reflection, I created a poster for my classroom: *Click here for the high-quality, printable PDF version. I …

Reflection is something you’re doing daily, and maybe even hourly, often without even realizing it. You’re constantly analyzing why yesterday’s lab activity worked or why over half of the class failed the last test. You’re already reflecting all year long but the end of the school year is an important time to do a major overhaul of your classroom. Here are 15 questions to ask yourself as you close out this year and prepare for next! Content + Delivery What evidence do I have that my students…

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Teaching Resource: A self reflection worksheet for teachers to use at the end of the school year.

These self-reflection questions for students help them evaluate how they worked in their groups. Awesome for group work! #classroommanagement #gifteded #gt #groupwork #smallgroupinstruction

Click on reflection page to download. I think if there is one thing that has made the most impact on my teaching – it would be my reflective practice. At the end of the day I always take a moment to look at how the day went. I do not linger on my answers. Rather, […]

Often we step into a teaching situation with an idea about how it will go. We have created a story in our mind. But, when we show up on that first day with students sitting in front of us… an…

Reflecting on your sucesses and challenges and setting new professional and personal goals is a helpful way to grow as an educator. This free teacher reflection page is an easy way for teachers to reflect on the past school year. Grab your copy and fill it out while the year is still fresh on your mind!

When I was a student teacher, crafting the perfect five-step lesson plan, then presenting it flawlessly (well, that’s my recollection but you know, it’s been a long time) my least favorite part before I submitted it to my supervisor was this – the reflection. At the time, it often seemed that I had to “think