Teach, Reflect, Doodle... (eBook, PDF) - Wright, Paul
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You don't just read this book, you add to it, doodle in it, document your thoughts in it and make it your very own personal manual to becoming the best teacher you can be whilst hopefully keeping stress to a minimum! Reflection doesn't have to be about typing up an essay every ¿ term, this book gives you information you'll need and asks you simple questions that will help you reflect quickly, easily and smartly on your practice, as well as some silly, fun activities to help you relax! This highly visual book includes lots of useful information as well as including mini tasks, activities and…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
You don't just read this book, you add to it, doodle in it, document your thoughts in it and make it your very own personal manual to becoming the best teacher you can be whilst hopefully keeping stress to a minimum! Reflection doesn't have to be about typing up an essay every ¿ term, this book gives you information you'll need and asks you simple questions that will help you reflect quickly, easily and smartly on your practice, as well as some silly, fun activities to help you relax! This highly visual book includes lots of useful information as well as including mini tasks, activities and challenges. Perfect for NQTs or for teachers just starting out on their teaching career.
Autorenporträt
Paul Wright is a teacher and Head of Computer Science and ICT Department at a secondary school in Coventry. He started @pw2tweets and tips4teaching.co.uk about a year ago and uses sketchnotes to depict areas of CPD, teaching and learning, which he tweets regularly. He often presents at conferences, drawing his sketchnotes to present ideas.