Guided reflection Empathic writing and active listening can turn reflection from a solitary practice to a collaboration that benefits both mentor and novice teacher. The two-page tool included in this issue offers guidance and examples for effective reflective exchanges.
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Read moreTake one hour, a teacher group, and a teacher with focused questions about a piece of student work. The result: a reflective discussion to help teachers sharpen daily practice. This tuning protocol will help guide productive discussions.
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