Reflect on and critically analyse the facilitation of learning in practice.
Using a reflective model of your choice reflect on and critically analyse the facilitation of learning in practice.
This is a 2500-word piece of work worth 100% of the total marks for this module which assesses all the Module Learning Outcomes:
- To critically analyse of the use of learning theories within the context of a practice learning environment to promote evidence-based practice.
- To consider theoretical evidence and reflect on its application in own practice whilst utilising learning, teaching and assessment strategies.
- To demonstrate the ability to effectively use a model of reflection and critically analyse learning styles, contributing to feedback for formative and summative assessment.
- To analyse the needs of others and assist in their learning and development, whilst identifying and reflecting on own attributes and qualities in supporting learning and assessment in practice.
- To enhance communication and leadership skills to develop and promote both inter- professional, and team working, within their environment in order to create an optimum learning experience.
The first 2 pages must include the following information as specified in the module guide:
Title Page:
- Student Name
- Student Number
- Module Code/Title
- Module Lead
- Actual word count (this excludes the reference list)
Second page:
Declaration from you that the submitted assessment is your own work. An example of this is:
I declare that this is my own original work and it has not been submitted for another assignment or published by anyone else.
Signed:
Dated:
Please use the following formatting:
- 5-line spacing
- size 12; font: Arial, Calibri or New Times Roman
- Left alignment of main text
- No indentation of paragraphs or of the reference list
- Reference list should be formatted with single line spaces.
Your work should be set out in a standard essay format:
The introduction should:
- Introduce the assignment topic you are reflecting on.
- Briefly explain what you will be discussing in the main body
- Include which reflective model you will be using and why.
- State you will be using the academic and critiquing skills developed in the module
The main body of your work should:
- Provide the reader with an overview of the topic.
- Present main points and arguments in a structured manner (Using a reflective model will help with this)
- Use a new paragraph to discuss different points/subjects.
- Demonstrate your skills in searching, citing and critically analysing relevant literature
- Use your writing to demonstrate your academic writing skills
- Include critical analysis of the literature
- Use in-text citations correctly and make sure your reference list is accurate.
- Proofread your work for spelling and You are marked on these as well as on the structure and content of your essay.
The conclusion should:
- Provide an overview of what has been discussed in the main body
- Draw your ideas/findings together
- Not include any new facts/information/discussion
- Be short and concise
Reference List:
- Does not count in your word count
- A reference should be included for all in-text citations, a reference list should be included at the end in Harvard referencing style
- Use single line spacing and begin on a new page
- Use Cite them Rite and contact library for support
Aim to include:
- Justification of your choice of reflective model.
- Learning theories and styles
- Teaching, learning, feedback and assessment strategies
- Analysing the needs of others and identifying your own attributes and qualities in the facilitation of learning in practice.
- Communication and leadership,
- Teamworking and interprofessional working, and their effect on the learning experience.
Useful things to remember:
- When completing your assignment please check your work against the marking criteria as these are what your work will be marked against.
- Cite and reference the reflective model you are using.
- Using a reflective model will provide a framework and support your work.
- Write in paragraphs with a standard essay structure: Introduction, main body of work, conclusion.
- Use the complete word There is a 10% allowance either side of the 2500 words
- Take care to paraphrase and use quotation marks where you have quoted directly.
- Any literature you use should be carefully cited and referenced using the Harvard method.
- Use Cite them Right for support: Cite them right online – Home