Reflection
A Ramsey graduate will independently reflect on their own learning and experiences; think about their own thinking.
Performance Indicators
A reflective person...
makes thoughtful decisions/changes
thinks about their own learning
is open to and accepting of feedback
is flexible in approach
considers the applicability of learning on life, goals, meeting their own potential
has the ability to express/articulate examples of experiences from their own life
revises their thoughts, beliefs, and ideas
considers their own lense/perspective
considers a plan for implementing changes/new decisions
is self-aware
Understands how other view them
Thinks about possible outcomes before making decisions and taking action
is committed to growing and learning in all situations and experiences
Thinks about what they could have done differently
Overarching Understandings
Reflection is a vehicle for growth and improvement.
Reflective practices facilitate the process of the transfer of learning to novel situations.
Reflective learners analyze their outcomes and feedback and make adjustments.
Reflective learners set goals, regularly monitor their thinking, self-assess, and make needed adjustments.
Overarching Essential Questions
Am I thinking about my learning?
Am I open to feedback?
How did my efforts affect the outcome? What could I have done differently?
Where can I apply what I learned?
How am I thinking about this?
What kind of thinking will be called for in this situation?
How effective is the strategy that I am using? What changes might be needed?