Reflective Practice in Teaching.

from Podcasting Social Work · host Dr. Hasan Mahbub

This special addition Podcast is on “Reflective Practice in Teaching”. Host: Dr. Hasan Mahbub, MSW, Ph.D; Professor, and Registered Social Worker of Ontario. Guest: Ms Jennifer Woodill, Chair, Community Services Department. Centennial College, Toronto. Jennifer highly values reflective practice. Recently she participated in the Academic Leaders and Chairs Conference in Texas, USA, and presented on Reflective Practice in Teaching. Let’s listen to Jennifer about reflective practice and her amazing experience in Texas with 400 academic leaders. Please share your feedback on our podcast [email protected]. Twitter: @drmhasan. "Podcasting Social Work" by Mahbub Hasan is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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