What is Reflective Writing?
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Reflective writing in an academic context is a process of analyzing and questioning experiences within a theoretical framework. It emphasizes the connection between theory and practice, encouraging students to evaluate their learning experiences critically. The goal is to enrich understanding and inform future practice through thoughtful reflection.
What is Reflective Writing?
- 1. WHAT IS REFLECTIVE WRITING? REFLECTIVE WRITING IN AN ACADEMIC CONTEXT
- 2. Reflective writing is about analysing, reconsidering and questioning experiences within a framework.
- 3. CRITICALLY EVALUATING Reflective writing involves... and analysing experiences, activities or events
- 4. THINKING ABOUT THE CONNECTION Reflective writing involves... between theory and practice
- 5. LINKING THESE IDEAS Reflective writing involves... with what you have learned from your coursework and reading and elaborating on it
- 6. GETTING THE MOST VALUE Reflective writing involves... out of your learning experiences
- 7. EVALUATING CHALLENGES Reflective writing involves... you may have experienced
- 8. REFLECTING ON Reflective writing involves... what you have taken out of the experience in order to further inform practice.
- 9. To reflect effectively, we need to take the perspective of an ‘external observer’.
- 10. Unimelb Academic Skills Enabling students to realise their full academic potential and achieve excellence http://services.unimelb.edu.au/academicskills academic-skills@unimelb.edu.au