Reflective Practices

What concept did John Dewey develop in the field of reflection?

• Critical analysis

• Practical application

• Intuitive reasoning

• Reflective thinking

How many stages are there in Dewey's reflective model?

• 3 stages

• 4 stages

• 6 stages

• 5 stages

How did Donald Schön expand on Dewey's ideas?

• Schön completely denied Dewey's ideas.

• Schön asserted that reflection is unnecessary in the learning process.

• Donald Schön expanded on Dewey's ideas by emphasizing the importance of reflection in action.

• Schön focused on learning theory without mentioning reflection.

Why is reflection important in education?

• Reflection is only necessary for teachers, not students.

• Reflection wastes time and is unnecessary in education.

• Reflection has no impact on students' learning.

• Reflection is important in education because it helps students self-assess and improve their learning process.

What skills can reflection help students develop?

• Teamwork skills

• Technology skills

• Information retention skills

• Self-awareness, critical thinking, and communication skills.

Who was the first person to propose the concept of 'reflection in action'?

• John Dewey

• Lev Vygotsky

• B.F. Skinner

• Jean Piaget

In which field can reflection be applied besides education?

• Psychology, art, management.

• Agriculture

• Sports

• Natural sciences

Which stage in Dewey's reflective model is related to hypothesis generation?

• Observation stage

• Thinking stage

• Analysis stage

• Action stage

How is the concept of 'experiential learning' related to reflection?

• Experiential learning and reflection are two completely separate concepts.

• Experiential learning requires reflection to draw lessons from the experience.

• Reflection only occurs after theoretical learning.

• Experiential learning does not require reflection.

How can reflection improve students' learning process?

• Improve self-assessment skills and adjust learning methods.

• Enhance information retention ability

• Help students make more friends

• Improve presentation skills