Now, it is time to sit back and reflect on how well the lesson worked, what went wrong, and what accommodations were needed.
Reflection is a vital part of the teaching and learning experience.
Through reflection, teachers are allowed the opportunity to see their lesson from an objective point of view. However, after actually teaching the lesson, it becomes easier to see what accommodations should have been made, what the students responded well to, what differences can be made, etc. These reflections can be made by approaching the objectives of the lesson, and assessing how well these objectives were made. For example, in Poetry I , one of the objectives was that the students would be able to relate the message from the movie to real life. In my reflection, you will see how I assessed this lesson.