Practical techniques for reflection, learning and planning help teachers develop their skills and rekindle their interest in day-to-day teaching.
If you want to make a change but aren’t sure where to start, breaking your development down into manageable steps can help. Set aside time to reflect briefly on the week, choose one skill you want to strengthen, and plan to try it out in a specific lesson. This article explores approaches you can adapt to suit your circumstances, from jotting down observations to learning intentionally from colleagues. That way, a good intention can become a sustainable part of your work.
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