In this activity, you will engage in critical reflective writing. By using critical reflective writing, you get to share your lived, personal experience and perspective. You express your unique point of view. Your writing also must demonstrate a deeper level of understanding of course content.
Although the activity of critical reflection can be uncomfortable because you are asked to explore and share thoughts and personal experiences, ultimately, the critical reflective writing you do over the duration of the course will help to facilitate your personal growth and transformation.
This activity asks you to respond to four prompts
Activity Type: Reflective journals
Types of Interaction:
Learner and Content: Readings, Websites, Other
Learner and Context: Community, Other
Learner and Support: Learners, Other
Activity Structure: Individual
Bloom Taxonomy Level: Applying , Creating
Discipline: Arts and Humanities, Education
Author/Source Name: Thompson Rivers University Open Learning
Author/Source Email: learningactivities@tru.ca
Creative Commons License: CC-BY-SA Attribution + ShareAlike
Attributions:
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