Reflection Challenge

A structured programme of self-paced reflection activities designed to develop your classroom practice 

Why is reflection important?

It's easy to say that you already reflect about your teaching, but the truth of the matter is that it's a challenge. Yes, you think a bit about your lesson, but do you do this in a structured, rigorous way? Probably not.

The guided programme of reflection challenges will help to make you really think about your practice and motivate you to improve it.

Good for your development

Whilst there are other courses you can do, books you can read, webinars you can attend, reflecting on your practice will help you to develop in ways that are meaningful to you

Good for your learners

If you, as a teacher, are conscious of what you are doing, and thinking about your development, you'll also think more about your learners and their needs

Good for you!

Reflection and development will help you to stay interested in your work, keeping you happier, more creative and helping to prevent burnout
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WHAT IF I DON'T LIKE IT?

What happens if you buy these courses and then find out that they're not for you? Every course has a free introductory unit, so go ahead and try them out to see if you like them. I am also so confident that you will love these courses, that I am very happy to offer a QUIBBLE FREE MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. If FOR ANY REASON you are not completely happy after 7 days, just drop me an email and I'll give you a refund. Simple as that.

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Developing as a teacher will keep YOU happier and more motivated,
will keep your LEARNERS coming back for more and
will make you more attractive to EMPLOYERS.

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