Reflective journal for teachers

Working for your self, by your self, can be a struggle to not stay stuck in your own head. Gibbs' Reflective Cycle is one of my 'go-to' tools to help me make a balanced review of a situation: Get specific about what you are reflecting on. What you were feeling before, during & after? How did that impact on your behaviour? What was good about it and/or less good? Why did it happen? What sense can you make of it? What can you learn from it? What could you differently? What do you need to do…

Do you wish you had time to write? Even if you can only spare 5 minutes a day, a reflections journal is a key to teacher growth, self-care, and well-being. On my blog I have 37 prompts for you...one for each week of the year and one to spare! Click the pin to copy them and begin writing today.

These five free printable bullet journal templates for teachers will help you reflect on your day, your week, and your most effective teaching strategies.

Scaffold Reflection for Deeper Metacognition and Better Feedback - Work in Progress - Education Week Teacher

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Weekly Reflection Journal Template for student teachers ©kathryncrawford

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... and the story doesn't play out like it did in our daydreams... what do we do?…

Expository essay provides information to readers with no any opinions of the writer. It may discuss, analyze, compare or tell a story and the main focus is about explaining facts. Here are good…