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| Reflective writing |
| • To record, the development of your ideas and insights and their implications for practice
• To reflect on the content of the subject and on your own learning process • To analyse and discuss your responses to key concepts/issues from course work, reading, and/or practical placement, etc. |
Topic
| Reflective writing |
| • Often a response to an aspect of a course: e.g. class/ studio/ lab, practical placement (WIL), and/or readings
• Generally, focuses on a particular aspect of course content and its potential application to theory and/or practice |
audience
| Reflective writing |
| • Written for yourself as a record of a learning experience (although your lecturer is also the audience in an assessment task) |
Format
| Reflective writing |
| • No formal format requirements, but often dated in a journal to trace the development of ideas, insights and learning
• Usually no headings; may be separated into sections if it suits the purpose |
Style
| Reflective writing |
| • Standard written English, using paragraphs and complete sentences; use of ‘I’ is permitted
• May be subjective to reflect your responses and interpretations |
Assessment
| Reflective writing |
| • Success depends on demonstration of insights into the course content, and developing awareness of inter-relationships and implications of different aspects of course content |
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