Reflection: effective tools to share

In my opinion, by summarizing the lesson, it is useful to learn the impression of the child from the lesson or the questions he did not understand through reflection. Reflection is the only means of knowing.At the end of the lesson, I receive a code using a mobile phone in the child's hand. By pressing the code using the mobile phone in the child's hand, I learn the student's impressions by saying: I know, I have a question. This is the most effective for me. Abiyeva Karlygash Abdoumanatovna

Thanks for your comment! There is enthusiasm to notice that you are good at plarforms for reflection. It will be good if you extend your answer with comprehensive details such as advantages and disadvantages of each of these tools

Moldir teacher your informations are understandable for us. Thanks a lot. In every lesson we use reflection. For me useful tools are: Slack, Padlet, Moodle, Google forms

Reflection on your lessons is one of the most important skills or even habits for every teacher. This does not only help to track the student’s progress, but also to effectively plan the next lessons, as well as work on mistakes. There are different tools for reflection on lessons. For instance, Ceri Jones, the author of the article   Ceri Jones: Reflecting on reflecting , describes the tools that she uses such as mini notebooks, lesson summary, post-its, and blogging.  Personally, I find blogging quite effective and relevant since we live in a time of technology. Which of the above mentioned tools do you use for reflection? How effective are they? And what other instruments would you like to try to implement for it?