The first purpose of this article is to propose the strategies for selfreflection, to analyze the problems that a teacher's self-reflection mayface with, and to suggest the approaches for teachers to solve thoseproblems. When a teacher can use proper strategies to reflect on his ownteachings, he will gradually be able to break through the predicament of'blind teaching'. Even so, it is very difficult for a teacher's self-reflection to preventfrom being conditioned by political, social and economical contexts thathe has experienced. To solve the problem, collaborative reflection is abetter and useful method. So, the second purpose of the article was topropose the strategies for collaborative reflection, to discuss the limitsof collaborative reflection and to suggest the approaches to overcomethose limits. During the processes of studying, the perspectives of Chris Argyrisand Donald A. Schon, and critical theory are the major bases fordeveloping the strategies of self-reflection and collaborative reflection. If teachers can use proper strategies to reflect on their teachings,four or five dimensions of values, such as theory, profession, education,the combination between theory and praxis, and emancipation will beproduced. So, when we intend to evaluate the quality of teachers'reflection, we can see whether the processes of reflection are proper ornot, and whether teachers' reflection really produce those values that itshould have.