Friday, October 4, 2013

To be a reflective practitioner, one must be constantly present, observing, and analyzing his or her work.  Nothing will be learned if there is no reflection about the moment.  The reflection could include examples such as how the event could have gone better, what did go well, or what can be changed to be more successful in the future.  Reflection is similar to history class; we learn from our mistakes and our successes.  It is incredibly important to constantly be analyzing the situation to become better in the chosen situation.

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