
Reflective Writing
What happened, what it meant, and what you will do differently.

Reflective writing gets marked down for being either a diary or a performance. The mark sits in the middle: one concrete incident, an honest account of how you responded, and a named framework used to explain rather than decorate. We write reflections that stay specific, which is also what makes them readable.
What you get
- A specific incident, not a general impression
- Your response described honestly
- Theory applied to explain the experience
- Gibbs or Rolfe, whichever your course requires
- An action point specific enough to check later
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