Ilonka Sargent-Capron Reflective-Reflexive Practices Blog

Sunday February 23, 2020 Reflecting on reflective practices had me examining a lot of decisions that I have made in the pass. For some of them it felt like I was “digging in the sea of forgetfulness”. Some of the experiences that I do not want to remember  and some are so small    (Bassot, 2016) .  . To accomplish the reflective task I played some music like Beethoven Moon Light Sonta.  This music has a  calming effect on me and  it puts me in  pensive state of mind. There are different types of reflective models to accomplish various types of reflections. Jones and Cookson (2001) defined reflective practice as “a flexible, action-centred approach to learning from experience through deliberate conscious examination, structured analysis and integration of thought and action” (p. 75). Jones and Cookson (2001) noted that reflective styles “are in danger of being used inflexibly as a series of steps to be followed, as a prescription or as a...