Joelle K JayQuality Teaching
Reflection as the Heart of Practice
Joelle K. Jay is an educational consultant at Pillar Consulting, LLC, and an adjunct professor at the University of Nevada, Reno.
Chapter 1 Acknowledgments Part 2 Section 1: Reflection as a Matter of
Quality Teaching Chapter 3 1 Why Reflection Matters Chapter 4 2 Reflection
in Teaching: Reviewing the Research Chapter 5 3 A Qualitative Case Study of
Reflection: Research Methods Part 6 Section 2: Multiple Matters: Reflection
in Schools Chapter 7 4 Reflecting in School: The Professional Context
Chapter 8 5 Staff Meetings Chapter 9 6 Department Meetings Chapter 10 7
Informal Collegial Meetings Chapter 11 8 Teacher Evaluation Chapter 12 9 In
the Context of Teaching Chapter 13 10 Reflection and the Conditions of
Schools Part 14 Section 3: Mind over Matter: Reflection in Programs Chapter
15 11 Reflecting in Programs: The Programmatic Context Chapter 16 12 The
NBPTS Certification Process Chapter 17 13 A Voluntary Program for Teacher
Assessment Chapter 18 14 Mentoring Programs Chapter 19 15 Reflection and
the Conditions of Programs Part 20 Section 4: The Heart of the Matter:
Reflecting on One's Own Chapter 21 16 Reflecting on One's Own: The Personal
Context Chapter 22 17 A Critical Friends Group Chapter 23 18 A Regional
Conference Chapter 24 19 Quiet Spaces and Personal Places Chapter 25 20 The
Conditions for Reflecting on One's Own Part 26 Section 5: Discussion: What
Matters in Teachers' Reflection Chapter 27 21 Lessons Learned Across
Contexts Chapter 28 22 The Heart of Quality Teaching Chapter 29 References
Chapter 30 Index Chapter 31 About the Author
