Reflective learning workshop

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Learn how to turn a critical incident into a learning event. Learn what to make notes on before, during and after your experience. Writing Reflectively includes the different uses of Language, Academic style, Evidence and Structure. Gain the building blocks for researching reflectively including understanding Context, Theory, Theme, Arguments, Facts, Discussion and Conclusion. Transform past experience into future development by understanding the use of Search Engines, Multi-disciplinary Literature and Reflective models. Discover Potential Themes Relevant to Reflective Writing including Critical thinking - problem solving and decision making skills Social skills - emotional intelligence, social pragmatics and team building. Overestimating and Underestimating ability and goals. Using current theory to question: guidelines and expectations in work practice Come and chat about how to transform a critical incident into a future learning event though working through p

Boost your skills and get some insight into your life from writing reflectively on your personal, academic and professional development. Gain better self-understanding and improve your outlook. Look past the algorithms of life into a deeper reflection of what motivates improvements in yourself.

By Julian Edwards - Julian Edwards is a lecturer in Academic Skills at the University of Portsmouth.
He has worked as a journalist, teacher and university lecturer in his career to date. Julian has lived in the USA, Sudan, Japan and Portugal, returning to live in the UK absorbing the different ways of thinking and learning in the world. Learning through experience and actively seeking a valid solution seems a common goal in most cultures, hence his interest in reflective writing and upcoming title Write Reflectively (SAGE, 2022)