Question 1

It is best to record entries as close as possible to an event because they are more likely to be

Accepted Answer

A)  accurate. 
B)  detailed. 
C)  honestly evaluated. 
D)  memorable. 
A)  accurate. 
B)  detailed. 
C)  honestly evaluated. 
D)  memorable. A

Question 2

DIEP stands for Describe, Interrogate, Evaluate and Publish.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

According to Cooper (1997), the microscope lens provides a clear reflection of the self by looking at what we have learned about ourselves as individuals and members of teams.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Writing so quickly that you don't have time to become self-conscious about your writing is an effective strategy when writing in your journal.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Explanatory writing details why or how something happened.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

What are the benefits of reflection?

Accepted Answer

Reflection, in the context of personal d

Question 7

The use of the expressive writing mode is appropriate if you want to elucidate a time when you experienced jealousy, anger or joy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Good journal entries

Accepted Answer

A)  are succinct and clear about learning objectives. 
B)  non-judgementally record an event and your reactions to the event. 
C)  are referenced with links to theory. 
D)  are emotionally driven. 
A)  are succinct and clear about learning objectives. 
B)  non-judgementally record an event and your reactions to the event. 
C)  are referenced with links to theory. 
D)  are emotionally driven.

Question 9

The question 'What effects would these changes have?' relates to Cooper's (1997) 'binocular lens'.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Reflection is the first stage of the experiential learning cycle.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Entries should always be placed in chronological order.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Discuss the elements that make a good reflective journal entry.

Accepted Answer

A good reflective journal entry should i

Question 13

Feedback allows you to reflect on behaviour and anticipate action before it occurs again.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Making connections between an event and previous experience occurs at which stage, according to the DIEP formula?

Accepted Answer

A)  Describe 
B)  Interpret 
C)  Evaluate 
D)  Plan 
A)  Describe 
B)  Interpret 
C)  Evaluate 
D)  Plan

Question 15

When writing a reflective journal, lecturers expect students to

Accepted Answer

A)  have goals. 
B)  be thoughtful. 
C)  be thorough. 
D)  ask for feedback. 
A)  have goals. 
B)  be thoughtful. 
C)  be thorough. 
D)  ask for feedback.

Question 16

The log section of a journal should

Accepted Answer

A)  record your feelings about an event or issue. 
B)  record your experience of an event or issue. 
C)  record feedback about an event. 
D)  be an objective record of an event or experience. 
A)  record your feelings about an event or issue. 
B)  record your experience of an event or issue. 
C)  record feedback about an event. 
D)  be an objective record of an event or experience.

Question 17

The feedback section of a journal should

Accepted Answer

A)  record your feelings and attitudes about an event or issue. 
B)  record your experience of an event or issue. 
C)  record the consequences of an event. 
D)  be an objective record of an event or experience. 
A)  record your feelings and attitudes about an event or issue. 
B)  record your experience of an event or issue. 
C)  record the consequences of an event. 
D)  be an objective record of an event or experience.

Question 18

The format of journal should be determined before you write.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Writing barriers are overcome by

Accepted Answer

A)  working on a first draft quickly. 
B)  writing quickly, creating a list of the most important points and relaxing. 
C)  focusing on the main points first. 
D)  listening to music and relaxing. 
A)  working on a first draft quickly. 
B)  writing quickly, creating a list of the most important points and relaxing. 
C)  focusing on the main points first. 
D)  listening to music and relaxing.

Question 20

The section of a journal that records your experiences from a specific unit or period of time and includes factual and objective description is known as the reflection or feedback section.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 21: Writing Reflective Journals

It is best to record entries as close as possible to an event because they are more likely to be

DIEP stands for Describe, Interrogate, Evaluate and Publish.

According to Cooper (1997), the microscope lens provides a clear reflection of the self by looking at what we have learned about ourselves as individuals and members of teams.

Writing so quickly that you don't have time to become self-conscious about your writing is an effective strategy when writing in your journal.

Explanatory writing details why or how something happened.

What are the benefits of reflection?

The use of the expressive writing mode is appropriate if you want to elucidate a time when you experienced jealousy, anger or joy.

Good journal entries

The question 'What effects would these changes have?' relates to Cooper's (1997) 'binocular lens'.

Reflection is the first stage of the experiential learning cycle.

Entries should always be placed in chronological order.

Discuss the elements that make a good reflective journal entry.

Feedback allows you to reflect on behaviour and anticipate action before it occurs again.

Making connections between an event and previous experience occurs at which stage, according to the DIEP formula?

When writing a reflective journal, lecturers expect students to

The log section of a journal should

The feedback section of a journal should

The format of journal should be determined before you write.

Writing barriers are overcome by

The section of a journal that records your experiences from a specific unit or period of time and includes factual and objective description is known as the reflection or feedback section.

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