Reflections

I have found the ability to reflect on my teaching and learning to be a cyclical process. My reflections

often affected the next day's teaching, and thus more reflecting, which also provided a new topic to

reflect about. I have come to believe that this process of reflection has helped me grow both as a

learner and teacher, and I will always value the self-reflection process. It provides a venue for me to

self-evaluate, raise awareness of important issues, encourage my own intellectual curisioty, and

keep my learning/teaching dynamic. Reflecting about everything from classroom management to the

community of the school, I have included a selection of reflections that encapuslate some of my

thinking throughout mystudent teaching experience. Please click on the links above to read!

 

Elisha Ann's Student Teaching Portfolio

Reflections

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