lifelong learning and reflection Flashcards
state the differences between a mind map and a concept map
mind map:
one concept, encourages creativity, explores ideas, radial structure
Concept map:
several concepts, define relationships between concepts, branching structure
what is the importance of reflection?
find areas for improvement
repeat successes
develop emotional intelligence
maintain work like balance
rcvs Vet graduate program
how do you think critically about reflection?
describe (What)
analyse (So what)
evaluate ( So what)
you (Now what)
what is metacognition?
understanding your own thought process
what are some common learning roadblocks?
Imposter syndrome
stress
fatigue
lack of motivation
lack of self confidence
negativity
what is kolb’s models of reflective practice?
experimental learning cycle:
Experience
reflection
abstract conceptualise
actively experiment
what are the stages of Gibbs framework?
description (what happened)
feelings
evaluation (good v bad)
analysis
conclusion
action plan ( what you do next time)
what is the Driscoll framework?
helps teachers
What
So What
Now what
what is the relevance of lifelong learning in vet professionalism?
advancing your skills
keep up to date with new techniques
open minded
pushing yourself - motivation
RCVS requirement
improving and developing (cpd - continuous professional development)
what is imposter syndrome?
when high achieving individuals doubt their success
name the different types of imposter syndrome?
the perfectionist
superhero
expert
natural genius
soloist
what is the perfectionist? how can it be managed?
always looking to be perfect, anything else is a failure
aim for the 80:20 rule
what is the superhero? and how can it be managed?
success is based on how many different roles they play at once
what is the expert? how is it managed?
seeks to know everything about a certain subject.
reframe failure as learning
what is the expert? how is it managed?
seeks to know everything about a certain subject.
mentor others
