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Reflection

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Brent Spirnak
Published September 12, 2019
Students and teachers look at their work and ask questions designed to foster thoughtful, deliberate practice.

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Students and teachers engage in reflection to consider and articulate their growth and their ongoing inquiry. Reflective practices foster cycles of ongoing learning and frames the culture and values of the school and community.

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