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1.5.4 Format for writing your reflections
Notes
Your reflections can be written in essay form OR in the form of a
table similar to the example below. The content in the right-hand
column ARE EXAMPLES ONLY of the kind of questions that you will
have to address in writing your reflections:

Dimensions Reflections with references to supportive
evidence

Foundational Prior to the learning opportunity:
competence
• What do I know about this topic/activity?
New knowledge
• What are my expectations of the learning
opportunity?

• Where does this topic activity fit into the bigger
scheme of things?

• Why is it a problem/important to master this
topic/activity?

During the learning opportunity:

• Describe the learning experience

• What was particularly useful?

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• What did I find stimulating?

• What did I find particularly difficult?

• What did I find frustrating?
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E • Was I able to link theory to practice?
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Theoretical background on a professional reflective portfolio of
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