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Lesson 4: Reflective Writing
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Hello. Grade eight.
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So in today's lesson we're going to learn how to
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write a reflective writing.
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So how to write reflectively.
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Okay I have included for you a tutorial that shows
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the techniques that you can follow.
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Whenever you write a reflective writing.
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In today's lesson we're going to go to cover the
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following. What is reflection and why should I use it
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reviewing, reviewing different models of reflection, reflective writing tips for
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uh wording, what is reflection and why do I need
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to use it?
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Thinking about and analyzing your actions in order to improve
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your professional practice.
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Involved with involved story exploring and explaining events, not just
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describing them involves and analyzing your anxieties, ADDers and weaknesses
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as well as your strength and successes.
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So you try to think of other reasons for uh
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reflective writing.
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And please once like if you think you have uh
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some share them with me.
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Reflective writing is not just conveying information, it's not an
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informative text.
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Now, instructions or argument, no pure description though there may
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be descriptive elements.
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So it's not pure description, but it does not mean
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that we don't include the uh the script descriptive elements
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in the uh reflective writing.
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We do so straightforward decision or judgment.
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It does not include that as well, whether something is
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bright or wrong, good or bad.
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Simple problem solving.
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It's not a problem solving essay.
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So tips to help you and your reflective writing process.
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Let's see.
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So think of an interaction event or episode.
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You experienced that that can be connected to the topic,
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describe what happened?
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What was your role?
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What feelings and perceptions surrounded the experience?
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How would you explain the situation to someone else?
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What might this experience mean in the context of your
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course, what other perspectives, theories or concepts could be applied
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to the situation?
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Now we have something called the uh gets reflection cycle
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or the G.
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I. B.
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B. S.
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Uh reflection reflective cycle that was introduced in 18 88.
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So. Oh okay.
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So as you can see we have the description, the
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description you might follow this.
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Uh Let's say outline or organizer to help you in
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your reflective writing.
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We have description what happened, feeling, what were you thinking
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and feeling evaluation is what was good and bad about
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the experience analysis is what else can you make for
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the situation?
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Conclusion is.
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What else could you have done?
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Action plan is if the if if if it rose
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again, what would you do?
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Yeah. Okay.
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So Borten 1970 few questions.
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What? So what now what also you can follow this
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to help you better meet the task or meet the
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requirements of the reflective writing.
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Here is a tutorial that I have included for you
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guys that uh it is actually attached to your you
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see page uh to show you some techniques that you
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can follow to write an informative, uh Sorry, and a
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reflective text.
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Okay. So.
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Okay. Okay.
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So now I'm going to share the trump with you
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guys you try to think of of your writing.
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So if you if you think you want to gather
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some information to prepare beforehand for the task, you can
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do so Okay guys, so you're going to write about
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an experience.
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So ultimately how you choose to reflect will be up
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to you.
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You may find that you can just start writing reflections
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or you may need some prompts.
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Now I have um I have specified, I didn't I
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didn't actually specified, I kept open for you to write
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about any experience.
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Think back to the reflective practice model highlighted and use
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any uh which appeal to you as a way to
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get started.
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If you are a new reflect our new to reflect
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writing, you might find it useful to start with something
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simple like um like remember the what model we I
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have shared in this video before earlier.
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I mean it is also a good idea to limit
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the amount of your rating in each area until you
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have had some practice.
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Try to formulate uh try to try to formula, Sorry
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that I'm going to mention later on to write a
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short, reflective piece using the three what's and 234 sentences
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structure brief description.
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What? Right?
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A maximum of two sentences which described the experience, What
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you thought about the experience.
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So what Right?
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A maximum of three sentences which outline your feelings or
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on the experience and anything you learned from it?
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What happens next now?
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What Write a maximum of four sentences on what you
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are going to do as a result of the experience?
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So you try to think of any, any experience that
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you want to write the reflective writing for.
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That's all for today, guys, please let me know if
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you have any questions, I'm always there in the other
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possession, and I want to wish you a happy day
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by.
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