Here are some of my posts and resources that I have developed about reflection and reflective practice:
- Reflecting on my teaching
- An example of how I reflect on my teaching
- Some of the issues about reflective practice, teaching and blogging
- Another example of reflecting on my teaching.
- Types of reflection
- Journaling and reflective practice
- Developing a blog as a tool for reflective practice
3 comments:
Thank you for that, Pam. I feel I am a much stronger person since I have started openly reflecting about my teaching practice in my blog...because I am more reflective. The only stumbling block I would identify is the issue of confidentiality.
Hi, Sarah, sorry that I did not respond earlier.
I have looked long and hard at 'Reflective Practice' and, as an e-Portfolio user I think that you will concur with my ideas.
Far too often people thing of Reflection as only being introspective. I expand upon these issues in two of my posts:
http://efoliointheuk.blogspot.com/2009/09/new-literacy.html
http://efoliointheuk.blogspot.com/2009/07/what-is-reflection.html
Best Wishes,
Ray T
Thank you, Ray, for your comments and links. I must admit I tend to think of reflective practice in terms of myself, but it also gives you an opportunity to look at wider issues...at yourself in terms of the wider context of your environment and what impacts on that environment and the people around you. Whilst you may not be able to change that environment, at least it gives you an understanding of why things are the way they are.
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