Reflection: effective tools to share

Thanks for your comment! It would be interesting if you shared with the tools for reflection for your lessons!

Thank you for sharing!

AI tools are becoming an integral part of EFL learning, enhancing engagement and providing personalized feedback. Tools like Flipgrid and Canva encourage creativity while improving language skills, and platforms like Kahoot make learning fun and interactive. However, it’s crucial to use these tools ethically, ensuring they respect student privacy, avoid biases, and complement human interaction in the classroom. By selecting the right tools, we can foster a positive, engaging, and effective learning environment.

Moldir teacher, your information surprised me. Especially, 'mini notebook'. Of course, every lesson should not be without reflection. For me, a useful tool is 'post-its'. I have been using it for some years with most classes. It helps me to look back at the lesson plan or plan my next lesson. I have never used 'blogging,' but I am interested in it; I would like to use it.

Reflection is essential for improving teaching practices and student outcomes.
Tools like blogging and mini notebooks make reflection practical and effective.Moldir teacher thanks a lot.

Incorporating technology in reflection fosters collaboration and innovation.
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I use platforms for reflection, where students can write their thoughts and answer questions, allowing them to elaborate on their ideas and think critically. Visualizing reflection is very effective. I recommend using platforms like **Padlet** or **Mentimeter** for students to discuss their thoughts either in groups or individually, as these tools help gather quick feedback and make reflection more engaging and interactive.