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STUDENT VOICE AND REFLECTION Student Voice believes in the power of personal and collective reflection. Too often, one may consider reflection as synonymous for answering questions. However, we believe that reflection is more than just responding to questions, as it is a personal professional development practice, which can strengthen the connection between ourselves and with the world.
WAYS TO ENGAGE IN REFLECTION There is no single way or method to engage in reflection, as it is an experience, based on an individual-‐to-‐individual basis. One may find certain times and strategies for reflecting more helpful than another person, who may prefer other venues to achieve a similar affect. To either initiate or enhance your practice of reflection, we encourage you to consider the following strategies:
Overview
Ask yourself the following prompts that hold true for you:
Big-‐Picture Analysis
How does this contribute or influence the ‘big picture’?
Value-‐Identification
With the values I embody, how are they expressed in my actions and impact the community?
Thought-‐Provocative Prompts
What did I learn?
What challenged
me?
What surprised
me?
A compilation of our past experiences, personal feelings and opinions, which influence our present and future action.
A learning moment in which one can share his or her surprises, insights, and challenges
with a group.
An expression to synthesize new information with one’s existing knowledge, thereby determining zones of congruity and
areas of disparity.
A catalyst to identify the personal values of one, to ensure those is exemplified through his or her actions, beliefs and attitudes.
REFLECTION
My Values
My Action
The Impact
With my experiences, how have they in;luenced the way I see the world?
What am I most proud of? Why?
How does my leadership support fellow people in their leadership journey?
