Part of learning through experience is the use of
reflection. Reflection is a good way of learning particularly in the work
place.
Reflection on and in the Work Place by Allin L & Turnock C (2007) provide a good
understanding and working through the use of reflection to learn in the
workplace. Many higher education courses these days use the reflective diary as
a tool for learning as well as for assessment. Extract from Allin
& Turnock provides a summary of main points to be considered when
reflecting.
Burns & Sinfield (2012) also provide a template to
develop the
reflective diary within their book Essential Study Skills.
Jennifer
Moon explains what are learning journals, logs and reflective diaries and
how they can be used to support learning.
The reflective diaries can also be used for critical
analysis and writing that shows how learning is taking place.
Reflection
within the health care sector has become embedded in the clinical learning and
so is part of the course for becoming a supervisor in the workplace. If you
click on the hyperlink you will be able to see an example of reflective
writing.
A free business template
for carrying out reflection is also available online. Monash university some
information about reflective writing and shows some examples.
McClure P, Reflection
on Practice, Routledge.
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