I really appreciate how you highlighted the idea that reflective practice doesn’t always need to be formal or time-consuming. That insight from the second video stood out to me as well. Often, when we think about reflection, we imagine a structured process involving detailed journals or lengthy evaluations. But like you, I found it refreshing to r…Read More

I particularly appreciated your observation that reflection is “not merely about assessing what was successful or unsuccessful, but about questioning personal assumptions.” This really resonated with me. I agree that challenging our assumptions is crucial for growth, especially when those assumptions influence how we interpret student behavior or…Read More

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I really liked how you compared your own definition with the ideas from the videos. Your reflections were well-balanced and helped me see the bigger picture of reflective practice, especially how it connects theory with everyday classroom decisions.
I was especially interested in your point about reflection being a habit of mind rather than just a…Read More