This document provides a list of questions for teachers to reflect on after a lesson or unit. The questions cover whether objectives and strategies were introduced, prior knowledge activated, new information provided and linked to existing knowledge, vocabulary introduced, activities scaffolded, student interaction encouraged, strategies applied, skills integrated, metacognition discussed, time allowed for review, one-on-one discussions held to check understanding, focus of discussions, assessment linked to goals, student learning assessed, additional needs identified, and plans made for future instruction.
This document provides a list of questions for teachers to reflect on after a lesson or unit. The questions cover whether objectives and strategies were introduced, prior knowledge activated, new information provided and linked to existing knowledge, vocabulary introduced, activities scaffolded, student interaction encouraged, strategies applied, skills integrated, metacognition discussed, time allowed for review, one-on-one discussions held to check understanding, focus of discussions, assessment linked to goals, student learning assessed, additional needs identified, and plans made for future instruction.
This document provides a list of questions for teachers to reflect on after a lesson or unit. The questions cover whether objectives and strategies were introduced, prior knowledge activated, new information provided and linked to existing knowledge, vocabulary introduced, activities scaffolded, student interaction encouraged, strategies applied, skills integrated, metacognition discussed, time allowed for review, one-on-one discussions held to check understanding, focus of discussions, assessment linked to goals, student learning assessed, additional needs identified, and plans made for future instruction.
FEI Reflection Protocol1 (to be used after a lesson or unit):
Questions for a Guided Reflection:
Did my objective/goal encompass content and skills, and require the explicit use of learning strategies? Did I introduce learning strategies? Did I activate prior knowledge? Did I provide new information? Did I link new learning with what students already know? Did I introduce difficult vocabulary so students weren’t frustrated when they came across it? Did I scaffold the activities to prepare for independent work? Did students interact with one another? Did I give students an opportunity to apply the strategies they just learned? Did I provide activities that integrated reading, writing, listening, and speaking? Did I ask students to discuss their metacognition? Did I provide ample time at the end of the lesson to review everything we learned? Did I talk with students 1:1 to check on their understanding of the material? In my 1:1 talks with students, was I able to focus on asking questions about what they were learning, and how? (Or was I more focused on their behavior, level of attention, and ability to follow directions?) Did I make the opportunity to speak with students who were comfortable with the material, as well as those that were struggling? Did I link my assessment to the goals? How well did each student learn the material? What additional instruction does each student need in order to master the material? How will I undertake this instruction over the course of the next few lessons?