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|intention= In this session you will learn about:
|intention= In this session you will learn about:


* keeping a reflective journal as part of the cycle of ongoing reflective practice and using reflective questions to aid this process
* keeping a reflective journal as part of the process of ongoing reflective practice and using reflective questions to aid this process
* differences between an interactive teaching classroom and a traditional classroom
* differences between an interactive teaching classroom and a traditional classroom
* using mini blackboards as a tool during an activity
* using mini blackboards as a tool during an activity
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In this section, we introduce the notion of a reflective journal to support the process of {{activitytag|plan teach reflect}}. The teachers have already heard about doing reflections in the last session, but now we formalise this slightly.
In this section, we introduce the notion of a reflective journal to support the process of ongoing reflective practice and the {{activitytag|plan teach reflect}} cycle. The teachers have already heard about doing reflections in the last session, but now we formalise this slightly.


Emphasise concrete planning of time for doing reflections.
Emphasise concrete planning of time for doing reflections.