Taggart and Wilson (1998) identify three levels of reflective thinking. What are they and what happens at each level?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: For example, The technical level occurs as educators simply describing events and activities without much thought as to reasons or rationale. The contextual level is a deeper type of reflection during which the educator tries to explain the use of particular approaches, why certain decisions were made, or how contextual aspects influenced outcomes. The dialectical level-is where an educator reflects on moral and ethical issues that are involved in his or her own teaching, and considers the implications of decisions made.
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