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15 Reflection Strategies To Help Students Retain What You Just Taught Them by Terry Heick Reflection is a natural part of learning. We all think about new experiences–the camping on the car ride home, the mistakes made in a game, or the emotions felt while finishing a long-term project that’s taken months to complete. Below … 
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Reflecting should occur on a continual basis—before, during and after instruction to cherish the unforgettable moments, to learn from mistakes or disappointments, and most importantly, to set goals for the next chapter in this adventure we call life. In education, we call these types of behaviors “reflective practice”, or the manner in which teachers step back and evaluate the learning environment. As in any other profession, we assess what was successful, what didn’t work as planned and/or what needs to be adjusted the next time—all in an effort to improve our craft. ...
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Educators are doing amazing things with their learners in spite of the standards-based and accountability-driven movements. If all educators publicized the accomplishments they had in their classrooms using technology, hands-on activities, global collaborations, project-based learning; then an informal qualitative research project would result. ...
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Teacher feedback must be informative and encouraging for students to fully understand whether they're learning and what they can do to improve the learning process.
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During the summer, you'll want to improve your teaching and lessons, but how do you decide where to start? Your students!
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Year mapping allows students to see what they’ve learned in your class, and it’s a great resource for your incoming class.
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How to create a community of learners. Reflective prompts for students, teacher and principals. Modeled on Bloom's approach to thinking.
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Video your teaching, ask yourself these 9 questions and see what really happens in your classroom.
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As educators we are always reminded to be reflective and we discuss reflections regularly with our students. But what does it truly mean to be critically reflective and how does it help us become better learners?
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I was reading some blog posts from a course that used my blog to push some thinking. The post that they discussed talks about being proactive through blogging used for reflection. It was interest...
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