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Before the school year gets too far away, give yourself a few minutes to reflect. 💭 The beginning of summer is a powerful time to pause and think about what you learned—while your challenges, wins, and all the great ideas you had are still fresh!

13/6/26, 11:11 pm1 repost8 likes

Cindy Taube

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14 June

I’ve learned that taking time to reflect on the school year is key to improving my processes for the upcoming year.

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14 June

🤩 We love to hear it!

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13 June

We pulled together 3 resources to help you reflect on your practice, celebrate your growth, and set yourself up for success heading into next school year. 🌟 How Teachers Can Benefit From End-of-Year Reflections: edut.to/49OUFFH

edut.toHow Teachers Can Benefit From End-of-Year ReflectionsA teacher mentor shows why reflecting at the end of the year is so important for growth, and shares a worksheet for getting started.

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13 June

🌟 Refining Your Teaching Practice Through Reflection: edut.to/3RXWxFV

edut.toRefining Your Teaching Practice Through ReflectionTeachers always have plenty to do, but it’s important to gather feedback and carve out time to reflect on it.

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13 June

🌟 3 Reflection Questions to Help You End the Year Intentionally: edut.to/49PrgLp

edut.to3 Reflection Questions to Help You End the Year IntentionallyReflecting can help teachers bring closure to the school year, connect with students, and continually improve their practice.

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13 June

As educator Jay Schauer writes in the first article included here, “It’s way better to stroll into the start of the new school year amid all the meetings and preparation and be glad to have a plan to continue to improve your practice—you and your students will be glad you did.”