Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Models, frameworks and theories of reflection and learning

Models, frameworks and theories of reflection and learning

Learning Activity


Purpose:

·         To extend awareness of different models, frameworks and theories of reflection and learning
·         To engage critically with those frameworks

Learning outcomes:

By the end of this activity, participants will be able to:

  • Develop their capacity to reflect on different models, frameworks and theories of reflection and learning
  • Critically consider the advantages and disadvantages of these different models, frameworks and theories
  • Plan how to make use of relevant models for their own practice

Resources needed:

  • Definitions in content of online resource
  • Online resources
  • Extracts from relevant books / journals / articles

Various activities

1        Individual work / feedback / presentation

·         Gather together information individually about a particular model of reflection in learning
·         Synthesise and summarise that information into a brief presentation
·         Make the presentation to other peers, and consider the generic questions at the end of this activity

2        Group work / feedback / presentation

·         Gather together information as part of a group about a particular model of reflection in learning
·         Synthesise and summarise that information into a brief presentation
·         Make the presentation to other peers, and consider the generic questions at the end of this activity

3        Using online tools

·         Gather together information individually about a particular model of reflection in learning
·         Synthesise and summarise that information into content which can be uploaded to a blog / website / discussion area
·         Upload the information and engage others by gathering comments / posts about the information

Generic Questions

·         What are the key characteristics of this model, framework or theory?
·         What do you consider to be the main advantages and disadvantages?
·         How could you make use of this in your own teaching?

·         What effect do you believe it would have?

No comments:

Post a Comment