Lesson reflection for teachers

Oh my word...I can't believe it's back to work tomorrow! I seriously used every bit of my 2 weeks. Now to get re-motivated, re-vamped, and r...

Reflecting on your sucesses and challenges and setting new professional and personal goals is a helpful way to grow as an educator. This free teacher reflection page is an easy way for teachers to reflect on the past school year. Grab your copy and fill it out while the year is still fresh on your mind!

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

I have recently been looking for new ways to end lessons. Aiming for more of a focus on reflection, I created a poster for my classroom: *Click here for the high-quality, printable PDF version. I …

One of my favorite things about teaching is that every year is a fresh start. Whether you are new to teaching, or someone who has been teaching for many years, we all can admit that we have plenty of room to grow. After 13 years of teaching, I am still making changes each year in…

321 Reflections are designed to help students begin to reflect on their own learning and comprehension. This sheet is designed to help provide students with the structure to complete a 321 Reflection. This strategy for critical thinking can help empower students to reflect more naturally using a growth mindset. Teachers and parents may also find this sheet useful to reflect on areas that may need to be reviewed or to be used as discussion prompts.

As an administrator, I conduct formal observations on all the teachers in our building. After the observation, I hold a meeting with the teacher to go over what I observed and ways they can grow for next time. I always ask the same question when I begin these meetings "Tell me what you think went

End of year reflection for teachers is key for making changes and celebrating the positives. This post shares ideas for reflecting on the end of the year.

The following metacognitive prompts can help teachers reflect on the full picture of being an educator, including teacher well-being.

When I was a student teacher, crafting the perfect five-step lesson plan, then presenting it flawlessly (well, that’s my recollection but you know, it’s been a long time) my least favorite part before I submitted it to my supervisor was this – the reflection. At the time, it often seemed that I had to “think