What do you do if your teaching decisions are leading to potential pitfalls?
As a teacher, you're constantly making decisions that affect your students' learning. But what happens when those choices seem to be leading you down the wrong path? It's a moment for reflection and strategy, not panic. Recognizing potential pitfalls in your teaching methods is the first step to avoiding them. Whether it's a lesson plan that's not resonating, an assessment method that's not effective, or a classroom management strategy that's not working, it's essential to identify the issue, understand its impact, and be agile enough to adjust your approach.