THE EFFECTIVE USE OF REFLECTIVE PRACTICE ON SENSITIVITY AND SELF EFFICACY IN PRESCHOOL TEACHERS 2025

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Set aside time for reflection. Focus on specific areas of improvement. Reflect on positive as well as negative teaching experiences. Give yourself grace, be honest, and frame your thinking from a growth mindset, not criticism. Use a reflective tool. Seek feedback.
Keep a journal to briefly jot down your observations of student interactions and experiences in the classroom. Note things that are working and things you might want to change. Get an outside perspective. Ask a colleague to come observe a class and your interactions with students and/or course materials.
() Reflective practice supports you in making sense of a situation and can enable you to grow and develop your own working theories, philosophy and pedagogy. Your reflections, both individual and team, provide valuable data and evidence of your developing pedagogy and professional growth.
Reflective practices Reflect on your course goals. What do you want students to be able to do by the time they leave your course? Reflect on your own mix of identities. How has privilege or oppression shaped your perspectives? Reflect on how your discipline creates knowledge and decides what knowledge is valuable.
Sample reflective statement My observations of each child have been used to assess their individual strengths, abilities and interests and helped me to plan and implement meaningful play-based learning using sensory-based and natural materials to encourage the children to become confident and involved learners.
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Reflective practice is a vital component of quality ECEC, it allows us to take the time to consider how we might have done something differently and how we might approach the same situation in the future so that we have an improved outcome.
teaching directly after class and read an ongoing narrative of their teaching across terms and years. Taking 5 or so minutes after class, the instructor writes thoughts on the days lesson (typing or handwriting works, although handwriting often supports better memory and reflection).
Reflective practice in practice Self-questioning. Asking yourself questions can help you understand the effect and efficiency of your teaching. Experimenting with new ideas. Discussing with other colleagues. Discussing with students. Observations and feedback.

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