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The document discusses the importance of reflection for teachers. It states that reflection allows teachers to think about their experiences, consider alternative actions, and make decisions to improve their teaching. However, teachers often have little opportunity for reflection due to the demanding nature of their jobs. The document also discusses different types of reflection teachers can engage in, such as anticipatory reflection before teaching to plan lessons, and reflective thinking after teaching to evaluate what went well and how lessons could be improved. Finally, it states that reflection is important for developing teachers' pedagogical skills and tact in responding effectively to students.
The document discusses the importance of reflection for teachers. It states that reflection allows teachers to think about their experiences, consider alternative actions, and make decisions to improve their teaching. However, teachers often have little opportunity for reflection due to the demanding nature of their jobs. The document also discusses different types of reflection teachers can engage in, such as anticipatory reflection before teaching to plan lessons, and reflective thinking after teaching to evaluate what went well and how lessons could be improved. Finally, it states that reflection is important for developing teachers' pedagogical skills and tact in responding effectively to students.
The document discusses the importance of reflection for teachers. It states that reflection allows teachers to think about their experiences, consider alternative actions, and make decisions to improve their teaching. However, teachers often have little opportunity for reflection due to the demanding nature of their jobs. The document also discusses different types of reflection teachers can engage in, such as anticipatory reflection before teaching to plan lessons, and reflective thinking after teaching to evaluate what went well and how lessons could be improved. Finally, it states that reflection is important for developing teachers' pedagogical skills and tact in responding effectively to students.
Dennis A. Rodrguez L. To reflect is: to think To remember : Our experiences we have done We should have done What is going to be our next action about
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But reflection in the educational field carries a connotation of consideratio n, to make choices, to make decisions about the various alternative actions. Almost no opportunity for reflection Is an inherent characteristic to living together in constant interaction, which does not allow teachers to reflect critically One of the challenges of the teaching profession is trying to create these spaces and opportunities. THE ABILITY AND INCLINATION OF TEACHERS TO REFLECT ABOUT The Ability: All the professors experiment restrictions THE PEDAGOGICAL NATURE OF STUDENTS SLOWS UP BECAUSE OF THE DOSAGE AND ALIENATING CONDITIONS THEY HAVE TO WORK
The inclination: to worry about how Modern schools tend to operate as a businesses.
Measurements have the type of 'production efficiency', 'production figures, increase in success rates planned', ' teacher effectiveness', 'results of the objective tests. When we reflect, we suspend our immediate in favor of a more contemplative attitude commitment. 1. The anticipatory reflection allows us to discuss possible alternatives, decide on the actions to carry out, plan things we have to do and anticipate experiences ... to respond to situations and other people in an organized and prepared manner with previous decisions. 2. The active or interactive reflection, allows us to accept the situation immediately. allows us to stop and think and make decisions without thinking. 3. Consciousness in the experience of interactive teaching time (the interaction of the teachers who act with tact). 4. The reflection on the memories helps us make sense of past experiences and, thus, get perspectives on the meaning of the experiences we have with the kids.
Two types of anticipative reflection REFLECTION BEFORE TRYING PEDAGOGICAL SITUATION This kind of anticipatory reflection refers to those times when we have to calm ourselves and decide how we will treat from a pedagogical standpoint: situations of challenge, difficult, or with constant mess. THE MORE SYSTEMATIC PLANNING CLASS REFLECTION Ex: this first, then the other, later more complex things, and so on. Ex: this reading assignment, to study these questions, this review exercise, testing. We try to imagine how they can respond to the students of the course schedule. Where will they stop to rest? Where will you stop to appreciate what you have learned? I PREPARE FOR THE SITUATION WHERE I HAVE TO ACT AS A TEACHER If I can keep the quality of intention and climate plan, this allows me to be prepared for almost anything: the mood of the students, their questions and everything else. 2 CLASSES IN THE SAME DAY, SAME CONTENT, ONE GOOD THE OTHER ONE BAD In order for the class go well we must hold fast to the original planning environment generated in an anticipatory imagination. Reflection over the action Not in the action but over it, about it. Did I say or do the right thing? If notwhat should I have done?
How did the student live this situation?
Verbalize the situations. By doing it you are making a reflection. Pedagogical Situations Need an immediate response or action, so sometimes theres no reflection before acting. Mistakes can be made, but they can be corrected. The act of accepting a mistake has been made can have positive consequences. Tact: instant thinking and acting. No problem resolution process. Therere no time to think about it. Teacher shows sensitivity. (Solicitous act) Can routines be thoughtful and solicituous? Routines can be tiring, but also can be part of a well thought process and the response to a deep reflection. Students should feel motivated and defied by the learning experience, but they also need the security and confidence the routines and habits can provide them. These should be based on pedagogical decisions made in the past.
HABITS AND ROUTINES Not just a mechanical thing Should be receptive and adaptable. What can they learn and what does the community learn/gain through it? They must go with your style Your give your subject a personality. Pedagogical health: mental ability to use tact. The ability to act with consciusness. (Pedagogical tact) An action with tact: immediate response to towards unexpected or unpredictable situations. Pedagogical comprehension. To pay attention to the students, to understand what they need through what we notice aboaut them. They way we listen and respond to them. PEDAGOGICAL TACT Interpretation Inutuition Discipline Comprehension Sense of humor Improvisation