Assessing Reflection - SMU
independent research to advance reflection as appropriate. Does not include any reference to outside reading or research to inform reflection Reflection refers to past readings or research in a descriptive or citation fashion with little indication of motivation to use reading or research to inform reflection Connects reflection
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