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THOUGHTFUL ACTION VERSUS
REFLECTIVE PRACTICE?
Reflective Practice:
Requires you to take time out to reflect. It involves a conscious
attempt to plan, describe, and reflect in the process and
outcomes of the action.
It is a clear cycle separate moments in which you engage in
completely different activities.
As reflection occurs after action, you create an observational
record and describe the results of the action.
The major aim is to produce an improvement to your practice.
You incorporate the principles of self awareness, critical
thinking and analytic ability into your inquiry strategies to find
out more about your practice.