Mairi Turner 2nd Reflection Introduction The following reflection is exploring some of the models that can facilitate the reflective process. The use of reflective practice has enabled me to gain experiential knowledge of teaching and learning. According to Jenny Moon (2005) Reflection is a form of mental processing that we use to fulfill a purpose or to achieve some anticipated outcome. It is applied to gain a better understanding of relatively complicated or unstructured ideas and is
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REFLECTION on Nursing Handover I have decided to reflect upon the first time I did a nursing handover. In accordance with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (2004) Code of professional conduct‚ confidentiality shall be maintained and the patient’s name is changed to protect indentity. Reflective writing is considered a key component of portfolio assessment because it provides evidence of skills development and increasing clinical competence (Smith 2005). What is reflection? Reflection is defined
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Paraphrasing shows not only that you are listening but that you are attempting to understand what the client is saying. Reflection of feeling is an important skill needed in counseling. It is common for a client to get stuck in expressing themselves or their emotions. When clients are unable to identify how they feel about what is happening it is then that we use reflection of feelings to assist the client. Reflecting content helps to give focus to the situation. It is vital to reflect feelings
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"Mirror": Reflections of Truth In Sylvia Plath ’s poem "Mirror"‚ the reader takes a look into the messages presented and compares them with the reflections that are cast in a mirror and images in a lake. When reading this poem‚ we discover that the speaker is the actual reflection that gives the interpretation of its views. The first interpretation is shown as a mirror on the wall "I am silver and exact. I have no preconceptions." (1)‚ second as the water in the lake because she states "Now
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(1999) states the essence of learning through reflection is for the practitioner to surface contradiction between what she intends to achieve within any situation and the way she actually practices. There are two types of reflection. Reflection in action or reflection on action. The difference between those two types is the timing of when the reflection occurs‚ during or after the incident. Most of the time negative situations will prompt a reflection however it can be very powerful to reflect on
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of article content that is discerning‚ in-depth and supported by both pedagogical and personal knowledge. Ability to relate content to one’s role and competencies as a teacher is demonstrated in an outstanding manner. There is a high quality of reflection as can be seen in the ability to relate to one’s values‚ beliefs and experiences to the content of the article. The reviewer is able to suggest how the information and knowledge could be adopted or adapted innovatively to
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Alcohol and its Effects Rachael Wade Ivy Tech Community College Alcohol and its Effects Alcohol can be a very harmful substance. Alcohol can be abused‚ and people can get addicted to it like any other drug. It can impair coordination and judgment as well as a lot of other things. Alcohol can also have long term effects on the organs in the body. It can affect people psychologically as well as behaviorally. Many deaths that occur each day are caused by alcohol. Consuming alcohol affects a
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Marijuana and Alcohol: Effects on the Body It shouldn’t be much of a surprise that alcohol and marijuana comprise the two most commonly abused drugs by young adults in America. But while many would ask why young adults use these drugs‚ it’s more important to understand how these drugs affect the body. What exactly do these drugs do to the body and how does the body process them? Are the effects always negative? Does the amount consumed make a significant difference? First I will give a brief history
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Although alcohol is sometimes seen as a recreation‚ it is truly a deadly substance. To start‚ by prohibiting alcohol‚ it will prevent the physical symptoms of alcohol. Also‚ by making alcohol unauthorized for consumption‚ people will also be avoiding health problems. In addition‚alcohol contains hazerdous chemicals that are unhealthy towards humans.To add‚ alcohol also has a numerous amount of non-benefits toward human nutrients consumption. To sum up‚ by making alcohol unauthorized for consumption
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Gustavo Lopez March23‚ 2013 Cause and Effect Essay Drinking Alcohol Many cultures use alcohol as a social drink and a way to relax. People also drink alcohol for different causes. For example: loneliness caused by life changes‚ to face with depression‚ influence of older friends or parents. The ethyl alcohol or ethanol‚ in alcoholic drinks such as beer‚ wine and liquor is a central nervous depressant‚ which has short-term and long-term effects on the body. First of all‚ Loneliness
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