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How to develop critical reflection in your practice The full guide explores what critical reflection entails and outlines three models of critical reflection that practitioners can apply to their practice The full guide also provides an example critical reflection based on a fictionalised child and family assessment and aims to increase practitioners’ confidence in using critical
Social Work Supervision and Reflection Tools Resources This tool uses a video and reflective discussion to explore personal experiences of privilege and disadvantage It prompts supervisors to share examples in pairs of when they’ve faced related dilemmas or challenges in supervision
(PDF) Critical reflection in social work - ResearchGate We outline three major types of cultural assumptions which are challenged by critical reflection These include assumptions regarding interpersonal communication and dialogue, professional
Helping your student develop critical reflection skills - QUT Critical reflection is core to social work practice, just as with articulating a robust practice framework, the ability for all social workers to engage in truly critically reflective practice is essential for accountable, ethical and quality practice
Return to Social Work: Learning Materials By working through this module and completing the activities and self-assessment exercise, you will be able to reflect upon, and further develop your professional capabilities in the following areas at Social Worker career level
develop it in your practice Critical reection: how to This guide is based on the requirements of the CPEL consolidation programme in Wales, but the topic of analysing and critically re ecting on your own practice will be relevant to all social workers
Reflective Practice: A Quick Guide It brings together some core ideas about reflective practice in social work and showcases some models of reflection developed by a small group of social workers working together