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The Quest For Reflection

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A yes/no question game that tests your understanding of Teacher Tom’s ideas about observation and reflection in education. It helps you think critically about best practices for watching and responding to children’s play.

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A yes/no question game that tests your understanding of Teacher Tom’s ideas about observation and reflection in education. It helps you think critically about best practices for watching and responding to children’s play.

by Emma Newman
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Did Teacher Tom suggest that observation requires us to set aside preconceived notions?

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Does he believe that reflection is more than just recalling facts?

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Did Teacher Tom discuss how observing children can reveal new insights about our teaching practices?

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Does Teacher Tom think observation should be quick and superficial?

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Did Teacher Tom mention that observation involves noticing not just the children, but also our own feelings and reactions?

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Does he believe that reflection can be skipped if time is limited?

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Did Teacher Tom argue that biases do not affect observation?

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Did he emphasize the importance of slowing down and being present during observation?

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Does he say that children’s voices are unimportant in documentation?

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Does he say that teachers should write down their observations?

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