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My Big Teaching Mistake: Losing Sight of Pedagogical Success
abstract:In this article I discuss how failure to regularly acknowledge in an analytical way all the things I do effectively has sometimes impeded my pedagogical skill. Drawing on my own experiences and on some of the relevant scholarship on teaching and learning, I argue that many college instructors need to more deliberately cultivate an ongoing reflective practice that includes paying closer attention to pedagogical success.