REFLECTIONANDREFLEXIVITY: WHATANDWHY
REFLECTIVE PRACTICE: AN INTRODUCTION 5 ‘I thought everyone did Y’, ‘Oh I’ve never thought about why I do that, or if I should!’ There is much in life we are genuinely not in control of, such as birth, death, illness, accidents, and others’ impingements upon ourselves (for example, a bureaucratic rule-bound manager with no interest in
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