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    This document discusses various ways that teachers can reflect on their practice, including keeping journals, recording classes, and questioning other teachers. It notes that journals allow introspection and engagement, and recommends considering the type of journal, format, class, and time for journal-keeping. Teachers are also encouraged to reflect on their strengths, weaknesses, what worked and didn't work in recent classes, and to examine their own beliefs and practice.

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    This document discusses various ways that teachers can reflect on their practice, including keeping journals, recording classes, and questioning other teachers. It notes that journals allow introspection and engagement, and recommends considering the type of journal, format, class, and time for journal-keeping. Teachers are also encouraged to reflect on their strengths, weaknesses, what worked and didn't work in recent classes, and to examine their own beliefs and practice.

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    Jeremy Harmer’s

    Reflection Paths
    As teachers, we need to think about (and
    reflect on) what we are doing and why.

    There are a number of


    ways of doing this!
    1) Keeping journals

    Journals are powerful


    reflective devices which
    allows us to use
    introspection to make
    sense of what is going on
    around us.
    Lindsay Millar’s stages in journal-keeping

    1) Type of journal
    2) Format
    3) Class
    4) Time
    Journal-writing is powerful for two main reasons

    1) Real introspection.
    2) Engaging reading
    experience.
    Negative and positive

    Linda
    Bawcom

    - professional priorities
    - what actually happens
    Personal priorities
    Negative and positive

    Bill Templer

    Questioning other teachers as a


    lead-in to examining our own
    beliefs and practice
    Negative and positive
    - What are your two greatest strengths/ weaknesses as
    a teacher?
    - Reflect on recent class:
    - What worked well and why?
    - What didn’t work and why?

    A BRIEF SKETCH
    Recording Yourselves

    ● You can record


    yourself while
    delivering clases
    and then watch
    the video later.
    Professional Literature

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