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BECOMING A REFLECTIVE PRACTITIONER

  • This site gives a brief introduction to the meaning of reflection.
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  • Reflective practice in teacher education.
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  • Informal education home page linked to a series of articles about the theory of reflection.
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  • Occassional paper describing the ‘incorporation' of reflective practice in the curriculum across a range of health care professions.
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  • Brief but clear overview of reflection and its processes for compulsory education teachers; however aimed at North America.
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  • Paper entitled ‘Educating the Reflective Practitioner’. Explores the key principles clearly.
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  • Role of reflection in course construction and evaluation.
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  • Using the case method in teaching to become a reflective practitioner.
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  • Link between reflection and professional learning.
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  • Very useful introductory bibliography on reflection in various health care professions.
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  • A useful website to support teaching and learning activity in general and reflection in particular.
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  • This website is part of ‘teachernet’ for school teachers. It describes the nature of emotional intelligence and as such makes clear the value of exploring feelings as part of learning.
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  • These web pages offer a clear explanation about the concept of knowledge management within the NHS. There are some interesting ideas about the different dimensions of knowledge management applied to practice.
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  • These web pages offer an outline discussion about the concept of knowledge and how different types of knowledge maybe categorised. It raises some fundamental issues concerning the classification of knowledge.
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