The "reflection protocol" - a way to develop learning and independent thinking?
Document identifier: oai:dalea.du.se:1957
Keyword: Reflection protocol,
Reflection journal,
Reflektionsprotokoll,
Learning methods,
Higer educationPublication year: 2006Relevant Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
The SDG label(s) above have been assigned by OSDG.aiAbstract: It is now-a-days more and more common in the academic world to use new forms of “learning-tools”. One of those is the “reflection protocol”, which usually consist of a few pages of freely written text, related to something the students have read. There seems to be a lot of different opinions about the value to use this method. Some teachers and students are enthusiastic and others are rather critical.
To write a “reflection protocol” is not in the first place to do a summery, a review, not even to analyze a text. Instead it is about to write down thoughts and questions that comes up as a result of the reading. It is also about doing associations, reflections and to interpret a text and relate this to a theme of some kind. The purpose to use “reflection protocols” is, as we see it, mainly for the student to practice independent thinking from a scientific point of view, but it also gives a possibility to a better understanding of another person’s thinking. This seems to open up for a fruitful dialogue and a way to learn. We will in this paper discuss if that could be the case.
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Mats Lundgren
Högskolan Dalarna; Pedagogiskt arbete
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title: The \reflection protocol\ - a way to develop learning and independent thinking?
abstract: It is now-a-days more and more common in the academic world to use new forms of “learning-tools”. One of those is the “reflection protocol” which usually consist of a few pages of freely written text related to something the students have read. There seems to be a lot of different opinions about the value to use this method. Some teachers and students are enthusiastic and others are rather critical. \n\nTo write a “reflection protocol” is not in the first place to do a summery a review not even to analyze a text. Instead it is about to write down thoughts and questions that comes up as a result of the reading. It is also about doing associations reflections and to interpret a text and relate this to a theme of some kind. The purpose to use “reflection protocols” is as we see it mainly for the student to practice independent thinking from a scientific point of view but it also gives a possibility to a better understanding of another person’s thinking. This seems to open up for a fruitful dialogue and a way to learn. We will in this paper discuss if that could be the case.
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