Research

Read the teacher action research that started the author on his mission to teach reflection.

250+ Prompts

A robust collection spanning multiple frameworks, grade levels, and subjects.

Exit Ticket Templates

Easy-to-use prompts to make reflection a routine part of lessons.

Subject-Specific Prompts

Tailored examples for math, ELA, science, social studies, arts, and PE.

Support for ELLs and SWDs

Sentence starters, visuals, and multimodal options to ensure accessibility.

Frameworks for Every Level

The Plan-Do-Check and Anticipate-Act-Analyze Frameworks provide developmentally-appropriate guidance.

The Author

Tim Fredrick has spent more than 20 years teaching, mentoring, and coaching educators. Over the course of his career, he has worked with hundreds of teachers across the full spectrum of experience—from pre-service candidates just entering the field to veteran educators with more than two decades in the classroom. He began as a classroom teacher himself, gaining first-hand experience with the challenges and joys of guiding student learning, and later expanded his focus to supporting teachers in refining and deepening their practice. Tim earned his Ph.D. in Education from New York University, where his dissertation explored how teens exercised power in the classroom through language. This research continues to inform his belief that teaching is not only about content but also about relationships, communication, and the dynamics that shape learning environments. His work emphasizes reflection, clarity, and practical strategies that help teachers make strong instructional decisions in the moment. He believes effective professional development goes beyond quick fixes and instead builds the habits of mind that foster long-term growth. Whether leading workshops, observing lessons, or providing individualized coaching, Tim meets teachers where they are and supports their growth with respect, encouragement, and a focus on student success. Drawing on two decades of experience, Tim now designs professional learning experiences that are relevant, reflective, and immediately useful in classrooms. His goal is to help teachers feel more confident and supported as they take on the vital work of educating students.

The Looking in the Mirror resource packet gives you everything you  need—research background,  age-level guidance, and more than 250 prompts—to start building student reflection tomorrow.

Frameworks, prompts, and strategies that make reflective learning practical in every classroom.

$20.00