1. You can’t just reflect at the end…

2. 1. Focus on learning, not on teaching.

3. 2. Always know why.
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4. 3. Invite students in.
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5. 4. Emphasise process, as much as content.
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6. 5. Allow time.
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7. 6. Ask the right questions.
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8. 7. Write it down.
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9. 8. Use thinking routines.
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10. 9. Give meaningful feedback.
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11. 10. Model.

12. What am I What hinders
good at? my learning?
What helps How have I
me learn? improved?
How can I
improve?
How do I
learn best?
What have I
enjoyed in
my learning
and why? What do I find
challenging?
What
What skills attitudes
do I need to do I show?
work on?