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Action without reflection leads to burnout; Reflection without action leads to cynicism. Reflection: The Heart of Action Learning.

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1 Action without reflection leads to burnout; Reflection without action leads to cynicism. Reflection: The Heart of Action Learning

2 Cone and Harris Experiential Learning Model (Michigan Journal of Community Service-Learning, Fall 1996) (Based on David Kolbe - Experiential Learning: Experience As The Source Of Learning And Development – 1984) Pre-Reflection Concrete Experience Reflection Active Experimentation Conceptualization Mediated Learning

3 The Three Reflection Questions What? Looks at what happened. So What? Looks at making meaning of the experience. Now What? Looks at what will be done in the future because of better understanding the experience.

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