Reflective Practice
“
Life’s toughest problems don’t come with clear formulas. They can’t always be solved through logic, and often, the answers lie in the quiet moments around us. It is in those moments that we truly learn what it means to be human, by learning to love the journey instead of just chasing the results.
”
―
―
“
Active critical reflection is necessary in every aspect of our teaching, not only in front of a class. We must try to reevaluate our own values and experiences as they relate to our teaching. Our assumptions and theories about teaching composition must remain open to inspection, evaluation, and revision, a condition that requires an active inquiry paralleling the inquiry in which we engage our students.
”
― Teaching Writing as Reflective Practice
― Teaching Writing as Reflective Practice
