In a reflective teaching practice, you must:
A. Memorise your lessons
B. Think critically about what worked and what did not
C. Avoid self-assessment
D. Copy other teachers' styles exactly
Answer (2)
In reflective teaching practice, the focus should be on critically evaluating what worked and what did not in lessons. The other options, such as memorization, avoiding self-assessment, and copying teachers' styles exactly, do not align with the key principles of effective reflective practice. Reflection helps teachers adapt and improve their instructional strategies to enhance student learning. ;
The correct answer is B: Think critically about what worked and what did not in reflective teaching practice. Reflective teaching is about evaluating one's methods for improvement rather than memorizing lessons, avoiding self-assessment, or copying others verbatim. This critical evaluation promotes personal growth and better student outcomes.
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