Importance Of Reflection In The Learning Process

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Reflection is a vital component in the learning process. The reflective process enables individuals to analyze and evaluate personal experiences and personal reactions. Consequently, critical thinking, professional development, self-learning, and regulation are developed using the reflective process (Taib, Fakri, Mohd Hanafi, & Nor, 2016). Reflection can be defined as an active form of mental processing with the purpose of exploring perceptions and views of personal experiences resulting in continuous learning (Taib, 2016).
As a reflective learner, an individual can critically evaluate learning, identify areas of learning that require further development, and increase his or her ability to learn independently (University …show more content…

Porter-O’Grady and Malloch (2018) define “center” as where the system lives the majority of its life and the workers at the point of service are especially critical to its ability to adapt and thrive. However, many components of a system contribute to its integrity and allow it to function and adapt and all personnel, including managers and staff, play a role in advancing the work of the system (Porter-O’Grady & Malloch, 2018). Even more than marketing and business planning, the delivery of services creates the system’s reputation, thus, the people who deliver the services are critical to the ability of the system to thrive (Porter-O’Grady & Malloch, 2018). The ascending ladder of control moves the authority for decision making away from the point of service and the farther away the locus of authority is, the less likely the decision will meet the need that motivated it (Porter-O’Grady & Malloch, …show more content…

It was fear that first made me courageous in this endeavor. Fear made me work hard and pay attention. It enabled me to use my inner power and strive to enhance my leadership characteristics. I am self-disciplined, I speak up in controversies, I am direct and honest in conversation, and I engage in change. This was not an impulsive decision. I started with a well thought out plan. When I make mistakes, I must use my errors to learn for the next scenario that will require the use of similar

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