How to be reflective in your learning
There are several things that you can reflect on:
- Your understanding of the material. For example, how well you understand certain concepts.
- Your understanding of how to implement what you’ve learned. For example, when and how you can use a certain formula.
- Your learning process. For example, how well certain learning strategies work for you.
- Your abilities, preferences, and thoughts. For example, how difficult or enjoyable you find a certain topic.
- Your goals. For example, where and when you plan to implement something that you’ve learned, and what you hope to achieve by doing so.
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