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There are 6 steps to Moon [s model on how to being writing a reflective piece. Steps to Reflection – simplified model adapted from Moon (1999a) The first three steps are the basic steps required for later reflection:
Basics of Writing a Reflection. • Reflections are typically short and informal works, but refer to the rubric for length requirements. • Maintain academic language by using formal diction, avoiding contractions, and avoiding slang/ abbreviations.
As in academic writing, reflective writing requires the use of formal language, arguments supported by evidence, and fully referenced information resources. Reflective writing looks to the future. You need to show how your reflection on what happened in the past will inform your future practice.
• How to demonstrate reflective practice • How to write in a critically reflective way. HOW DO I DEVELOP AS A . REFLECTIVE PRACTITIONER? This section of the pocket guide has demonstrated that there are many ‘answers’ to the question, why is reflective practice important in social work?
STEPS TO WRITING REFLECTIVELY . Once you’ve done some brainstorming, it is time to transform your reflective thinking into writing. To achieve this, ensure you are incorporating a description, analysis, and action for each of the experiences or lessons you write about.
Types of reflective writing 1. REFLECTION: when you ask questions about something you would like to better understand, e.g. a problem to solve or an issue to consider. 2. REFLECTIVE PRACTICE: when you reflect on the relationship between practice in your area of study and the theories you are being introduced to. 3.
1 sty 2014 · Abstract. Over the last twenty years, successive welfare policies have undermined gerontological social work as a specialist area of social work practice. The UK's ageing population offers an ...
