Reflect on your learning

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Reflect on your learning

Remembering: What did I do? What was the assignment? When was it due? Did I get it turned in on time?

Understanding Do I understand the parts of the assignment and how they connect? Did my response completely cover all parts of the assignment?

Analysis   Were the strategies, skills and procedures I used effective for this assignment? Do I see any patterns in how I approached my work – such as  following an outline, keeping to deadlines? What were the results of the approach I used – was it efficient, or could I have eliminated or reorganized steps?

Evaluation What are we learning? Did I do an effective job of communicating my learning to others? What have I learned about my strengths and my areas in need of improvement? How am I progressing as a learner?

Creation Reflection:   What should I do next? What’s my plan / design?  How can I best use my strengths to improve? What steps should I take to meet my challenges? http://peterpappas.com/2010/01/reflective-student-taxonomy-reflection-.html

Reflective paragraph Step 1: Describe what happened or what you did. Step 2: Interpret how things went by using one (or more) of these sets of terms: Strengths and Weaknesses Successes and Setbacks Was it meaningful, significant, important, relevant, or useful. Step 3: What have you learned due to this experience? Step 4: Answer one (or more) of these questions:  What can you do to improve your learning? How will you extend your learning past what is expected?