Mind Lab Post Grad: Week 17 - My Reflective Practice
Using Jay and Johnson's Reflective Model Step 1 - Descriptive In my current reflective practice, I believe that critically reflecting is not criticising your own or others practice. Critical reflection challenges the status quo and actively making changes to your approach improve practice and knowledge. Critical reflection gains insight from existing assumptions and reliable sources. This should include reading relevant sources to find evidence to support the challenges. However, I feel this is an element in my own practice that needs to improve so that the outcome of my critical reflection is evidence based. I always reflect on my own and with colleagues during informal conversations and this helps me make decisions on the run. However, I rarely write my reflections and share with others and ask for their opinions. I always reflect on my practice on the immediate, ongoing, automatic action and making decisions to change beha...