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    lesson I got an idea about the event reflection report. I could learn about the principles of reflective practices. There was a good example of an event reflection regarding one research question from mental health practice. This scenario explains how could learn about principles of reflective practices. There was a good example of an event reflection regarding one research question from mental health practice. This explains very well about the feelings, thoughts, actions, and way of knowing and…

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    "Reflective practice is a way of studying your own experiences to improve the way you work. It is very useful for health professionals who want to carry on learning throughout their lives." (Bright Knowledge, 2003, para.1). Reflective practice is consciously reflecting on your day or an event, and using these thoughts to improve different areas of your life. Reflecting can improve areas in your life by: noting what you did, if it was or was not successful, and what you can do to improve. This…

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    While many think this is reflective practice, it really only consist of fleeting thoughts that are based on hunches, intuition, or even some actions that happened in the class. So much is happening in the classroom during a lesson, though, that teachers Cannot really know or see all that transpires. Reflective practice means more than fleeting thoughts before, during, or after a lesson; it means examining what you do in the classroom and why you do it. Reflective practice also means…

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    What is reflective practice? Reflective practice is simply thinking and questioning what one does on day-to-day basis. It is crucial to be aware of how one should not reflect as well as how one should reflect. According to Thompson and Thompson (2008, cited in Barbara Bassot, 2015, p2), reflection should not consist only of taking a break for thinking. In addition, it is most useful when carried out collaboratively. When it comes to the reasons why professionals should reflect thoroughly,…

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    Reflective practice in Social Care is essential to continuous professional development. “Continuous professional development rests on our ability and willingness to adopt a reflective approach, to think creatively and critically about our work.” (Thompson, 2015) It is extremely important in terms of understanding where things went wrong, how it affected the worker and the service user. Reflective practice helps teach us ways to improve on aspects of our lives that affect us as well as how our…

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    interest, as reflected by the recent appearance of a journal entitled Reflective Practice, pertains to the importance of critical thinking and how this practice fits in with teaching and learning processes, as well as the development of specific skills required…

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    In this essay, am going to reflect on my practice as an early year’s practitioner in training. This will enable me identify the areas I have made progress and the areas that I need to work on to improve my practice. Self-awareness. This aspect of my practice, I have managed to develop a good working relationship and communication with the children and staff. Communicating with children during activities, asking them what they are doing and giving them time to respond while encouraging them…

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     A critical reflective practice: Biesta et al (2015) suggests for teachers to achieve agency "is always informed by past experience, including personal and professional biographies". To achieve my professional agency; I will constantly ask myself "what are you educating the students and why?” (Theo Dorgan, 2014). Also to hunt my assumptions and reflect on my beliefs which influence my agency. It will evidence my development as a life-long learner in my professional portfolio.  Become an…

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    Part A. Reflective practice literature review Introduction The assignment is devoted to teacher self-reflection which is acknowledged to be one of the moves that will lead to development and professionalism. Part A looks firstly at theory of reflection in general and then how it works in teaching. It points why reflection is essential in teaching practice and presents different ways of reflections as well as different levels of reflection. Whereas part B, presents more practical use of…

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    Reflective practice is a way of studying your own experiences to improve the way you work and it is a great way to increase confidence and become a more proactive and qualified professional. Donald Schon (1987) suggested that the capacity to reflect on action so as to engage in a process of continuous learning was one of the defining characteristics of professional practice (Schon, D. 1987). Throughout this reflective essay I will discuss the process of my business plan, my learning, highlights…

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