Abstract This article has two major goals. The first is to establish a distinction between the idea of critical reflection (as required today in many teacher education courses) and the… Click to show full abstract
Abstract This article has two major goals. The first is to establish a distinction between the idea of critical reflection (as required today in many teacher education courses) and the concept of reflective practice (as set out by Schön in the context of active professional practice). The second is to present some of the important lessons a teacher educator has learned from reflective practice (not critical reflection) during 40 years of work with pre-service teachers.
               
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