Reflective Practice

To what extent can reflective journaling help beginning teachers develop Masters level writing skills?
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Authors: Gadsby, Helen; Cronin, Sue

Reflective thought in memos to demonstrate advanced nursing practice in New Zealand
pp. 13-25(13)
Authors: Hoare, Karen J.; Mills, Jane; Francis, Karen

Media options: a comparison of preservice teachers' use of video, audio, and print journaling for reflective reading response
pp. 27-37(11)
Author: Falk-Ross, Francine C.

A care practitioner's perspective on the need for reflective practice in the work of prison officers, social care practitioners and gardaí in the Republic of Ireland
pp. 39-53(15)
Author: O'Hara, Maureen

The use of self and reflective practice in relational teaching and adult learning: a social work perspective
pp. 55-63(9)
Author: Wang, Donna

Using critically reflective practice when implementing ethical and sensitive spiritual frameworks in social work practice
pp. 65-76(12)
Author: Holden, Margaret Mary

Understanding, valuing, and teaching reflection in counselor education: a phenomenological inquiry
pp. 77-96(20)
Authors: Schmidt, Christopher; Adkins, Christopher

Home visiting and reflective practice: when systems change means practice change
pp. 97-114(18)
Author: Forstadt, Leslie

Assessing the effects of integrating the reflective framework for teaching in physical education (RFTPE) on the teaching and learning of undergraduate sport studies and physical education students
pp. 115-129(15)
Authors: Crawford, S.; O'Reilly, R.; Luttrell, S.

Reflective learning within clinical physiology: the student's perspective on the usefulness of reflection as a learning tool
pp. 131-147(17)
Author: Laverty, Jacqueline

Supporting new teacher development using narrative-based professional learning
pp. 149-165(17)
Authors: Smith, Déirdre