Reflection: a key personal agency for learning to be a professional? A presentation by Professor Ursula Lucas Bristol Business School University of the.

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Reflection: a key personal agency for learning to be a professional? A presentation by Professor Ursula Lucas Bristol Business School University of the West of England, Bristol to the “Learning to be a Professional through a Life-wide Curriculum” Conference University of Surrey, Guildford, 31st March and 1st April, address and weblinks available on the last slide

Reflection A key personal agency for learning to be a professional?

A story of… continual reflective enquiry

Critical thinking is at the of higher education & being a professional

Skill? Aptitude? Personal attribute? Competence? Are we getting to the heart of the matter?

Questions raised in accounting Approaches to learning Affective? Motivation? Preconceptions? Methodology?

An‘other’ framework? Epistemological beliefs Feelings Preconceptions Prior ‘everyday’ knowledge

An‘other’ framework? Two inventories Reflections on Learning (RoLI) Experience of learning accounting (ELAcc)

Developing a reflective capacity Ways of knowing Absolute Transitional Independent Contextual

Ways of knowing Cognitive Interpersonal Intrapersonal Self-authorship

The metaphor? Voice Voice

Development? Denial Defensiveness Grief

Developing a reflective capacity Capability & disposition Resilience Playfulness Living with uncertainty

Development? Taking personal responsibility Dissonance/challenge New context Personal relevance Background of growing resilience

The role of placement? Cognitive Interpersonal Intrapersonal

Pedagogy? Constructive- developmental Learning as mutually- constructing meaning Situating learning in students’ own experience Validating students as knowers

Pedagogy in context Programme level “Developing as a professional” framework

Pedagogy as reflective enquiry “Being a professional” No end point Process with product continually deferred/remade

Pedagogy in context Educator level Realness Empathy Creating moments of surprise and possibility?

A never-ending story of… reflection? Learning to be a professional

and weblinks Developing a reflective capacity project Personal webpages Ursula Lucas Phaik Leng Tan address