Reflective Questions

Through our Pedagogical Companion work, Karyn Callaghan continually invited us to think about a variety of different questions she would share with us.  These questions are an opportunity for us to reflect on not only on our own, but together.  By continually thinking together, we can share ideas, perspectives, and questions, it allows us to learn alongside one another.  Karyn would also invite us to start documenting these things so we would have things to revisit (either in the near future, or further down the road).  The questions listed below are just a few for you to consider as you look at reflecting on your work – individually and with your co-workers and colleagues.

  • What is your image of the child?
  • What does it mean to be a part of a group?
  • What are you noticing? 
  • What are you thinking about?
  • What does being present mean to you?
  • How do we slow down?
  • How do I celebrate/acknowledge appreciation? Positivity?
    How do we grow this?

As you reflect on any of these questions, take your time to dig deeply into them and really spend some time with them as you think alongside your co-workers and colleagues. 

How do you engage in a reflective practice with your co-workers and colleagues?

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