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What does reflection mean in the context of learning?
Think about what you do after receiving feedback.
What does SMART stand for?
Remember that it's a type of goal.
What does reflection help students identify?
Consider what kind of feedback helps you learn.
True or False: SMART goals are vague and not time-oriented.
Remember the SMART components.
You received feedback on an assessment which highlighted areas you did not perform well in. Create a detailed action plan to improve in those areas for your next assessment.
Use the SMART criteria to define your goals.
Imagine a scenario where you are part of a group project. Discuss how collaborative reflection can lead to better outcomes for the entire group.
Reflect on how individual reflections contribute to group success.
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