This document outlines the key aspects of reflection for professional development, including developing a philosophy of education through discussion, justifying activities in a professional development plan, and critically reflecting on teaching practices with peers through observation, discussion, and writing with the goal of improving curriculum and instruction for all learners.
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Reflection
This document outlines the key aspects of reflection for professional development, including developing a philosophy of education through discussion, justifying activities in a professional development plan, and critically reflecting on teaching practices with peers through observation, discussion, and writing with the goal of improving curriculum and instruction for all learners.
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Reflection
Develops a philosophy of education through reflective discussion.
Reflects and justifies their professional development activities with reference to their Professional Development Plan. Discusses and justifies their pedagogical decisions, with reference to their growing pedagogical beliefs. Reflects critically on their own and their peers teaching through online discussion, oral post-lesson discussion, reflective writing, and peer observation. Discusses and reflects on a range of pedagogical issues with peers. Uses classroom observation, information about children, pedagogical knowledge and research as sources for active critical research. Enquires systematically into own practice in order to improve curriculum and instruction for all learners. Analyses critically, own effectiveness in promoting learning and development. Reflects on their broader role within the school, the local and global professional community. Considers the ethical and moral implications of their practice. Reflects upon implications of local/ global developments within ELT theory. Considers models of critical reflection (e.g. Dewey, Schon, Mezirow, Zeichner & Liston, Freire), and understand terms used within such models. Reflects critically upon their own practice with relation to the HCT teaching competencies