This page may help you with your Reflective Case Study Analysis by providing guiding structure or questions to help you reflect upon your experiences completing your Bachelor of Arts degree. Use model headings to structure your reflections. Click Gibbs' reflective cycle model to enlarge.
Engaging in reflective practice will develop your understanding in many ways, including helping you to:
Becoming a reflective practitioner
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