Normalizing Self-Reflection and Peer-Based Feedback for Teachers

Edthena · Intermediate ·🍎 Teaching & Learning Design ·1y ago

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Dr. Bryan Carter of City University of Seattle discusses how he uses video- and peer-based reflection to help teachers become more vulnerable and open to criticism through the lens of culturally responsive teaching.

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Dr. Bryan Carter of City University of Seattle discusses how he uses video- and peer-based reflection to help teachers become more vulnerable and open to criticism through the lens of culturally responsive teaching.

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