Completing your learning journals
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Completing Learning Journals: Reflective Practice and Professional Development
Introduction to Learning Journals
Importance of Reflective Practice: Learning journals are crucial for reflecting on your learning journey throughout the course. It's not merely about jotting down points but reflecting deeply on your experiences.
What Have You Learned?
Reflect on each assignment:
- Assignment One Example: Learnings about roles, responsibilities, and the teaching cycle.
How You've Developed
Apply reflective practice:
- Identify newfound knowledge or insights, e.g., understanding the teaching cycle.
- Plan actions based on your learnings, e.g., integrating the teaching cycle into professional practice.
- Review roles and responsibilities regularly to stay updated.
Completing Your Learning Journals
Emphasise actionable insights:
- Document not only what you've learned but also how you intend to apply it.
- Ensure each reflection leads to practical steps towards professional growth.
By consistently applying reflective practice in your learning journals, you enhance your professional development as a teacher or trainer.