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WorksheetsReflective Teaching Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is teacher thinking defined as?
The set of beliefs that teachers hold about education
The set of cognitions that operate as a lens through which teachers look at their job
The set of emotions that influence teachers' actions
The set of physical actions teachers perform in the classroom
What is one of the attitudes essential for becoming a reflective practitioner?
Close-mindedness
Half-heartedness
Indifference
Responsibility
Which method can be used to facilitate reflection in the classroom by writing stories about teaching experiences?
Teacher Narratives
Case Study Analysis
Portfolios
Critical Incident
What is the purpose of continuous professional development for teachers?
To enhance reflective practice and improve teaching
To avoid learning new teaching methods
To consume skills without improving professional practice
To focus solely on traditional teaching approaches
What is one of the essential practices for becoming a reflective practitioner that involves unending questioning of the status quo?
Perpetual Problem-solving
Ongoing Inquiry
Solitary Reflection
Critical Incident
Which type of teacher disposition involves being concerned with the human aspects of day-to-day life?
People/Things
Larger/Smaller
Identified/Unidentified
Able/Unable
What is the role of teacher narratives in promoting reflection?
To focus solely on theoretical teaching concepts
To illuminate the realities, dilemmas, and rewards of teaching
To provide a structured framework for reflection
To discourage teachers from reflecting on their experiences
Which strategy for reflection involves examining a carefully chosen real-world example or case study of a teaching dilemma?
Portfolios
Case Study Analysis
Action research
Student Input
What is the attitude of open-mindedness essential for in reflective teaching?
Being focused on being right and winning arguments
Being defensive and resistant to change
Being open to other points of view and willing to learn
Being close to new evidence and unwilling to consider error
Which practice involves making time for thoughtful consideration of actions and critical inquiry into their impact?
Solitary Reflection
Ongoing Inquiry
Perpetual Problem-solving
Critical Incident
What is the purpose of teacher narratives in promoting reflection?
To focus solely on theoretical teaching concepts
To illuminate the realities, dilemmas, and rewards of teaching
To provide a structured framework for reflection
To discourage teachers from reflecting on their experiences
Which strategy for reflection involves using metaphors to help teachers become aware of their teaching identities?
Critical Incident
Portfolios
Teacher Narratives
Case Study Analysis
What is the attitude of responsibility essential for in reflective teaching?
Being willing to examine the consequences of actions on students
Being close-minded and unwilling to consider new evidence
Being focused on being right and winning arguments
Being defensive and resistant to change
Which practice involves unending questioning of the status quo and seeking your own truth?
Perpetual Problem-solving
Ongoing Inquiry
Critical Incident
Solitary Reflection
What is the purpose of portfolios in promoting reflection?
To discourage teachers from reflecting on their experiences
To provide a structured framework for reflection
To focus solely on theoretical teaching concepts
To document evidence of knowledge and experience for growth
