Reflective Practice Models
to make positive change. In linking teaching and reflecting to learn more about how we teach and the impact it has on student learning, some practical models of reflective practice have been developed. The commonalities between these models are that they each encompass Schön’s concept of ‘Reflection-on-Action’.
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