Reflective and experiential learning are now common currency in education and training and are recognized as important tools. This handbook acts as an essential guide to understanding and using these techniques in educational and training contexts.
Reflective and experiential learning are now common currency in education and training and are recognized as important tools. This handbook acts as an essential guide to understanding and using these techniques in educational and training contexts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr Jennifer A. Moon works in educational development at the University of Exeter. She is an experienced teacher and course leader in education and professional training. A leading expert on reflective learning techniques, she has worked in all stages of education, professional development and counselling. Her previous books include Learning Journals: A Handbook for Academics, Students and Professional Development; Short Courses and Workshops; Reflection in Learning and Professional Development; and The Module and Programme Development Handbook (all RoutledgeFalmer).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1: A generic view of learning 1. The process of learning: the development of a generic view of learning 2. The framing of learning: the conception of the structure of knowledge 3. The framing of learning: emotion and learning 4. The framing of learning: approaches to learning Part 2: Exploring reflective and experiential learning 5. Reflective and experiential learning: taking stock 6. The nature of reflective learning 7. The depth quality of reflective learning 8. Exploring experiential learning: the literature 9. Experiential learning and reflective learning: drawing it together Part 3: Working with reflective and experiential learning 10. Introducing reflective activities to learners 11. Assessment issues 12. Enhancing reflective and experiential learning. Resource 1. The process of writing reflectively: a map of reflective writing Resource 2. Reflective writing: some initial guidance for students Resource 3. A comparison of reflective writing and report or essay writing Resource 4. Samples of reflective writing Resource 5. The Park: an exercise in reflective writing Resource 6. The Presentation: an exercise in reflective writing Resource 7: Questions to support reflective writing Resource 8: Dialogue: an exercise to develop reflective thinking and writing Resource 9: A framework for reflective writing Resource 10: The Dance Lesson: an exercise in reflective writing Resource 11: Strategies for enhancing learning from everyday experience Resource 12: An exercise on judgement Resource 13: Footprints Resource 14: Poetry as a form of capturing experience
Introduction Part 1: A generic view of learning 1. The process of learning: the development of a generic view of learning 2. The framing of learning: the conception of the structure of knowledge 3. The framing of learning: emotion and learning 4. The framing of learning: approaches to learning Part 2: Exploring reflective and experiential learning 5. Reflective and experiential learning: taking stock 6. The nature of reflective learning 7. The depth quality of reflective learning 8. Exploring experiential learning: the literature 9. Experiential learning and reflective learning: drawing it together Part 3: Working with reflective and experiential learning 10. Introducing reflective activities to learners 11. Assessment issues 12. Enhancing reflective and experiential learning. Resource 1. The process of writing reflectively: a map of reflective writing Resource 2. Reflective writing: some initial guidance for students Resource 3. A comparison of reflective writing and report or essay writing Resource 4. Samples of reflective writing Resource 5. The Park: an exercise in reflective writing Resource 6. The Presentation: an exercise in reflective writing Resource 7: Questions to support reflective writing Resource 8: Dialogue: an exercise to develop reflective thinking and writing Resource 9: A framework for reflective writing Resource 10: The Dance Lesson: an exercise in reflective writing Resource 11: Strategies for enhancing learning from everyday experience Resource 12: An exercise on judgement Resource 13: Footprints Resource 14: Poetry as a form of capturing experience
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