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Becoming a Reflective Practitioner
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Table of Contents
List of Tables
List of Illustrations
Guide
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PREFACE
Chapters
Part 1
Part 2
References
CHAPTER 1 Envisaging Reflective Practice
Professional Artistry
Reflection
A Brief View of Reflective Theories
Boyd and Fales (1983)
Boud et al. (1985)
Gibbs (1988)
Mezirow (1981)
Balancing the Winds
Spectrum of Reflective Practices
Reflection‐on‐experience
Reflection‐in‐action
The Internal Supervisor
Reflection‐within‐the‐moment
Christopher Johns Conception of Reflective Practice
Creative Tension
Vision
Mandy Reflects on Having a Vision for Practice
Barriers
Tradition
Authority and Power
Embodiment
Empowerment
Finding Voice
The Silent Voice
The Received Voice
The Subjective Voice
The Procedural Voice
The Constructed Voice
Transformation and Reflexivity
An Encouraging Note
Summary
Notes
References
CHAPTER 2 The Six Dialogical Movements
The Hermeneutic Spiral
Dialogue
Six Rules of Dialogue
Developing the Reflective Attitude
Commitment
Curiosity
Intelligence
Bringing the Mind Home
Notes
References
CHAPTER 3 Writing Self; the First Dialogical Movement
Keeping a Reflective Journal
Journal Entry 1
Journal Entry 2
Triggers
Tapping the Tacit
Being Creative
The Value and Therapeutic Benefit of Writing
Summary
Note
References
CHAPTER 4 Engaging the Reflective Spiral: The Second Dialogical Movement
The Model for Structured Reflection
The Reflective Cues
What is Significant to Reflect On?
Why Did I Respond as I Did?
Did I Respond in Tune With My Vision?
Did I Respond Effectively in Terms of Consequences?
Did My Feelings and Attitudes Influence Me?
Did Past Experiences Influence Me?
Did I Respond Ethically for the Best?
Autonomy
Benevolence and Non‐malevolence
Utilitarianism
Confidentiality
The Ethical Demand (Justice, Equality, and Cultural Safety)
Different Perspectives
Ethical Mapping
Anticipatory Reflection
Am I Able to Respond as Envisaged?
Am I Skilful and Knowledgeable Enough to Respond Differently?
Do I Have the Right Attitude?
Am I Powerful Enough to Respond Differently?
Am I Poised Enough to Respond Differently?
How Do I Now Feel About the Situation?
Summary
Notes
References
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