What we think from this information. Is that reflecting on the things that we have made is an important aspect of our life, because by doing it we can come up with some solution to the problems that we might have in our life, and also we can expand our knowledge.
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Reflections and ripples on your pond
The word’reflection means to bend or tum backwards. Of course, it is commonly used to mean the reflection of light against an object such as a mirror. Sometimes reflection provides amazing and beautiful images, such as trees in a river, mountains in a lake, clouds on the ocean. Sometimes these are clear; sometimes they appear to be dynamic and rippling in the water.
In human terms, this means reflecting oneself, on other people, as if viewed through a looking glass. Revisiting images of a time past, such as pictures of childhood events, often offers new insights. Reflection of this kind has always been thought of as important to learning and development.
Now some people think that reviewing our own, and other people’s thoughts and ideas written in messages and on a computer screen provides a kind of image, ripe for reflecting. And sometimes what we ‘see’ is a little different or even surprising!
We believe it is valuable to provide opportunity for our participants to reflect, and to share and discuss their reflections. Our own ideas can be confirmed as others acknowledge our contributions or make similar ones. New ideas can be explored as others suggest to us fresh lines of approach. By sharing, we can find kindred spirits to communicate with later about further issues as they arise. We expand our knowledge, grow more confident and build our networks. (Salmon 2000)
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