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Reflective Practice for Teachers

Second Edition


July 2017 | 312 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
Reflective Practice for Teachers explores a range of key issues that you will need to engage with during your teacher preparation and early career in the classroom in order to deepen your understanding of teaching practice. Case studies and "What does this mean for you?" boxes in every chapter take ideas from research and show how they can apply to the real world of teaching.

This Second Edition has been updated with:
  • A new chapter on assessment
  • Extended discussion of metacognition in the classroom
  • Critical perspective on what we really know about brain-based learning
  • Further coverage models of reflective practice

 
Chapter 1: Reflective Practice
 
Chapter 2: Teaching as Professional Practice
 
Chapter 3: Education in the Twenty-First Century
 
Chapter 4: The Learning Process
 
Chapter 5: Teaching for Learning
 
Chapter 6: Theories on the Nature of Intelligence
 
Chapter 7: The Importance of Positive Thinking
 
Chapter 8: Self-directed Learning
 
Chapter 9 Understanding Student Diversity
 
Chapter 10: Skills and Strategies for Differentiation
 
Chapter 11: Evaluation
 
Chapter 12: Beginning Your Teaching Career

I really liked this book and have found it an interesting read professionally - I would have found a book like this very helpful at the start of my career.

Mrs Dominique Simpson
Faculty of Education, Birmingham City University
January 17, 2025

This book is well written and laid out. It outlines the main concepts, knowledge and understanding of reflective practice and is a useful text for the undergraduate student teacher to help them improve their practice.

Ms Denise Elliott
Education Studies , Stranmillis University College
December 11, 2017

Koffemann talks about the "learning curve" for teachers being the first five years of practice and the difference between the teacher who learns and the one who does not is the ability to engage in reflective practice. This should be at the heart of all teacher practice. This new book from Sellars gives support, theory and practical ideas on reflection and reflective practice and will be useful for the beginning teachers, and to refresh the minds of the more experienced.

Mr Paul Hopkins
Centre for Educational Studies, Hull University
April 18, 2018