In "Facilitating Online Learning", George Collison discusses a "palette of voices". I like this analogy because I believe that teaching is an art that takes skills, techniques, talents, knowledge, etc. I was most interested in the "reflective voice" for a few reasons. First, because I am an educator and we know that we must continually reflect on our practice in order to improve. Reflecting on our practice is actually one of our ten state educator standards. Second, I was drawn to the reflective voice because I just finished a six day training called "Leadership and Coaching" where we learned how to lead educators through a reflective process to assist them in coming to their own conclusions and next steps in their practice. In Chapter 5, which voice speaks most to you and why?