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Reflection  Learning from experience through the process of critically examining and refining teaching practice and/or other aspects of education practice.
Inquiry-Oriented Teaching  Highly individual process of reflecting on one's teaching in order to make rational, deliberate decisions about teaching and learning.
Dialogue Journal  A journal recording a running conversation that expresses thoughts, questions, and problems related to the roles, responsibilities, and practices of teaching.
Artifact  Any object produced by the student or teacher related to the schooling experience.
Portfolio  Artifacts collected during schooling, selected as representative of the student's experience, and reflected upon to show links to academic, skill, or behavioral objectives.
Action Research  Process of conducting school-based research to improve teaching and learning.
Laboratory Experiences  Scaled-down teaching experiences carried out on campus, often with a small group of peers, rather than in an actual classroom setting.
Reflective Teaching  A laboratory teaching experience in a supportive environment that allows one to teach a lesson that serves as a basis for subsequent analysis and introspection.







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