8/30c Reflective Journaling

Question 1

Relection

Answer 1

a thought, idea, or opinion formed or a remark made as a result made from meditating. Re-arranging information to look at things from different angles

Question 2

Reflective journal purpose

Answer 2

used by multiple professionals, lessons that you’ve learned, impressions, re-assessment
NOT: a play by play, a venting tool, grading mechanism

Question 3

Types of Reflection

Answer 3

1. In-Action: when you are doing something
2. On-Action: Looking backwards/looking on something
3. For-Action: Thinking about something before you do it, could be after on-action

Question 4

Domains of Learning and Reflection

Answer 4

1. Cognitive
2. Psychomotor
3. Affective

Question 5

Cognitive learning and reflection

Answer 5

knowledge area, things that you definitely understand and know

Question 6

Psychomotor learning and refection

Answer 6

hand skills, can you complete physical tasks in the right way using good body mechanics

Question 7

Affective learning and reflection

Answer 7

the values you have and how you interact with your patients in your heart - interpersonal communication skills

Question 8

Benefits listed for reflective journalling

Answer 8

outlet for feelings, cognitive reflection, development

Question 9

Plack and Driscoll Awareness

Answer 9

Always be aware of your patients feelings and thoughts

analyze feelings, thoughts and knowledge, and then gain a new perspective

Question 10

Do you need to journal during ICE

Answer 10

YES