What is Reflective
Learning?
Reflective learners
learn most thoroughly reflecting or thinking about what they learn and
efficiently when they gain knowledge through their own actions, or with a hands-on
approach. They apply the information and instruction received to their
individual lives. They prefer to actually experience the subject matter, rather
than just gaining knowledge of the material. They retain the information given
through repetition when they discuss or explain the material learned to others in addition to their views about the experiences.
They discuss
the material, listen to different perspectives and approaches, and gain
understanding most thoroughly and efficiently when they are allowed the freedom
to take time to reflect on the information and instruction they have been
given.
Reflective
learners are typically intrapersonal, logical, active learners with a
tendency toward a thinker personality type. They try to answer the questions:
Who, What, Where, When,Why, and How. They also try to absorb the subject
matter, and apply it to their world.
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