Table of contents
- General writing
- Writing in Art and Design
- Writing in Arts
- Writing in Business and Economics
- Writing in Education
- Writing in Engineering
- Writing in Information Technology
- Writing in Law
- Writing in Medicine
- Health Sciences case report
- Reflective writing
- Writing in Psychological Medicine
- Health Sciences case report
- Writing in Pharmacy
- Writing in Science
Reflective writing
Reflection on practice is an important aspect of your ongoing professional learning. This section explains what is meant by reflective writing and the term critical incident, and helps you explore the reflective learning process.
You are asked to write a critical incident report as part of your course. You will also find a format for the critical incident report, a sample piece of student writing, criteria for assessment and suggestions to help avoid some common errors in reflective writing.
The section on characteristics of reflective writing covers language features like
- tenses
- speculative and hypothetical writing
- the language of self-reflection vs criticism.
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