#OTalk Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #OTalk hashtag.
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 | Helen OTUK @Helen_OTUK #OTalk hi all looking forward to this evenings chat. |
 | Angela Yeomans @AngelaYeOT hello #OTalk good to be hear, just finishing my tea! |
 | Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT Hello, this is the first time I've made it for #otalk Looking forward to it and meeting you all. |
 | Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Hello #OTalk community! I'm hosting today's chat on the topic of critical reflection. @OTalk_ |
 | Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison Good evening #OTalk, Iโm interested to see the discussion tonight on critical reflection with @TheOutLoudOT |
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| Angela Yeomans @AngelaYeOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ hello! Good to virtually meet you #OTalk |
 | SarahBarkerOT @smb1607 @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Evening all #otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Here we go! Let's do a "brain dump" to kick things off - words, phrases, etc. are fine - no need for complete sentences. Q1: What do you know about critical reflection? #OTalk @OTalk_ |
 | Teresa Cook @tcookot Hi everyone! Interested in this evenings topic of critical reflection #OTalk |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison @ellarose044 I have a cup of tea โ๏ธ & a piece of cake ๐ฐ! #OTalk ๐ |
 | Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT Hello! #otalk |
 | Ellen Chisman @EllenChisman Evening :-) Use literature. Compare to existing cases. Bring in something to make an action plan for next time e.g. new strategy #OTalk @OTLeeds https://t.co/sKTMJHAsnj |
 | RCOTStudents @RCOTStudents Lurking tonight for #otalk due to poor signal |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ reflect, analyse, compare, contrast. are what spring to my mind #OTalk |
 | Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT Im lurking tonight from a very delayed train on my way home #OTalk |
 | Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett RT @TheOutLoudOT: Here we go! Let's do a "brain dump" to kick things off - words, phrases, etc. are fine - no need for complete sentences. Q1: What do you know about critical reflection? #OTalk @OTalk_ |
| Teresa Cook @tcookot Q1: To me critical reflection is looking back and analysing my role in a situation and then learning from this #OTalk |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Its thinking about what you've done or are doing, analysing it and considering what to do better or differently next time #otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Yes! All good associations when we're thinking about critical reflection! #OTalk https://t.co/RRLgICW7PU |
 | Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT Oh goodness #OTalk, critical appraisal is: necessary, an easy #CPD activity we all can do, great for demonstrating best practice and a way of formalising a process we all do to some extent https://t.co/Dui8i4vJzV |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ One that requires deep thoughts... and in our practice setting, that may mean a deeper look on how to improve our practice. #otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Yes! That's a great way to define the term of critical reasoning. #OTalk https://t.co/IFF6UkCysh |
 | Kim OT @_OTKim @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Q1 Learning by thinking about what you have done, how it went and how it could go differently next time #OTalk |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison #OTalk Q1 critical reflection = learning, challenging, questioning, creativity??? https://t.co/JO5Jx5muzw |
| Teresa Cook @tcookot RT @TheOutLoudOT: Yes! All good associations when we're thinking about critical reflection! #OTalk https://t.co/RRLgICW7PU |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT Thank you! #otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Yes! An excellent distinction! #OTalk https://t.co/mrehLuz5Yy |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @DebbiiHarrison: #OTalk Q1 critical reflection = learning, challenging, questioning, creativity??? https://t.co/JO5Jx5muzw |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @KimBellOT: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Q1 Learning by thinking about what you have done, how it went and how it could go differently next time #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @Amie_OT: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Its thinking about what you've done or are doing, analysing it and considering what to do better or differently next time #otalk |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett Iโm late, but here! #OTalk I think critical reflection is looking back to move forward more successfully and effectively https://t.co/pHRAjcrIyB |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @tcookot: Q1: Q1: To me critical reflection is looking back and analysing my role in a situation and then learning from this #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @CGray_OT: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ reflect, analyse, compare, contrast. are what spring to my mind #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @ChloeVincett: Iโm late, but here! #OTalk I think critical reflection is looking back to move forward more successfully and effectively https://t.co/pHRAjcrIyB |
| Angela Yeomans @AngelaYeOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ #otalk, reflections on feelings and actions related to a particular event and creation of action plan to manage/improve response to future events |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Yes- to me, critical reflection has an element of formalising learning and evidencing our attempts to do better #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @AngelaOTstudent: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ #otalk, reflections on feelings and actions related to a particular event and creation of action plan to manage/improve response to future events |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ We're on the same track, pretty much the same way I described it #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @SensationalOT: @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Yes- to me, critical reflection has an element of formalising learning and evidencing our attempts to do better #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Yes! Lots of good terms and associations here. #OTalk https://t.co/mcHXuRJHDd |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Yes! Astute point! #OTalk https://t.co/LyaJiKRIyL |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Absolutely! I think weโre always reflecting in our heads but itโs nice to get it down and paper and use literature to show we do know what weโre doing! ๐ #OTalk |
| Teresa Cook @tcookot @SensationalOT @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I agree, it has to be about actually acting on what you have learnt, otherwise there is no point in reflecting #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @ChloeVincett: @SensationalOT @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Absolutely! I think weโre always reflecting in our heads but itโs nice to get it down and paper and use literature to show we do know what weโre doing! ๐ #OTalk |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I feel it's also important to look at what's been done by others to and relate this to my experience to create some deeper critical reflection especially if something didnt go so well #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @tcookot: @SensationalOT @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I agree, it has to be about actually acting on what you have learnt, otherwise there is no point in reflecting #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @Amie_OT: @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I feel it's also important to look at what's been done by others to and relate this to my experience to create some deeper critical reflection especially if something didnt go so well #otalk |
 | Catherine McNulty (pronouns she/her) @cathymc9781 I agree the requirement of total focus to meet a tight deadline and sheer panic can also work for me #OTalk https://t.co/MkLGf96WLD |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Its the hardest part for me though, I'm great at reflecting in the moment or verbally but it's formulating it onto paper which is hardest #otalk |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison Good point Ella, do we also include the service users perspective in our reflections? #OTalk https://t.co/YkNA675vwF |
 | Ed Sum Occupational Therapist๐ณ๏ธโ๐โค๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ @musedNeuroOT @CateBennett8 @OTalk_ #OTalk perhaps ask - "is that based on theory, experience or both (or amazing guesswork)"? |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @tcookot @SensationalOT @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Yes- part of our growth mindset mentality. #otalk |
| Ellen Chisman @EllenChisman Like this! Is good for us to challenge ourselves with alternatives, even if we decide we still did the right thing :-) #OTalk https://t.co/q0zUZ8tIri |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Lots of excellent points and great associations when we're thinking about critical reflection. As a few people mentioned, there is a more complex component to it as compared to basic reflection. #OTalk |
 | #OTalk @OTalk_ hi folks... sorry been a mix up @helen_otuk just jumping into account.... give me a shout if you need. #OTALK |
| Kim OT @_OTKim @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Yes, it helps to sometimes formalise my thinking and when it's written down I consider more what I am trying to say #OTalk |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @tcookot @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ 100% if we aren't learning, changing or adapting from reflecting then it's not too much use #otalk |
| Ellen Chisman @EllenChisman Definitely!! #OTalk https://t.co/2TXfqFVgH2 |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT And speaking of this topic- here is a TEDx talk for it. https://t.co/FmG1i2JOu1 #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @Amie_OT: @tcookot @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ 100% if we aren't learning, changing or adapting from reflecting then it's not too much use #otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Let's move on ... Q2: How have you been taught or otherwise learned about the process of critical reflection? #OTalk |
| Kim OT @_OTKim @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ When you have to write it down I think that is when you think about it in more depth #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: Lots of excellent points and great associations when we're thinking about critical reflection. As a few people mentioned, there is a more complex component to it as compared to basic reflection. #OTalk |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I feel I stress too much about what I'm writing, if it makes sense, will I be able to read it later that it distracts from the reason to reflect #otalk |
 | Clarissa @GeekyOT @OTalk_ @Helen_OTUK yes so sorry guys! My fault! Looks like a fab chat, thank you Helen for jumping in at the last minute. #OTalk |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT It would of course be superbly cheeky to state that critical reflection is the #CPD tool that we can all afford- whether itโs on your best practice, your mistakes, otherโs practice or an article or book, right #OTalk? |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Thanks, @BillWongOT - always thinking TED :) @OTalk_ #OTalk https://t.co/ZU323zpWDC |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I would say it depends on learning styles and individual differences #otalk |
| Ellen Chisman @EllenChisman Maybe having different methods to do critical reflection - could be verbal in supervision or a recording?! I agree people express in different ways #OTalk https://t.co/dETcdmkASf |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @SensationalOT: It would of course be superbly cheeky to state that critical reflection is the #CPD tool that we can all afford- whether itโs on your best practice, your mistakes, otherโs practice or an article or book, right #OTalk? |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison Really important; I ask students all the time โso, what will you do differently?โ #CPD #OTalk https://t.co/vTQKPzVF86 |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I feel i need to write it down to really focus on the โwhyโ in the moment Iโm just string things done #OTalk but I get that it can be a struggle! |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @SensationalOT Haha not cheeky i completely agree with you #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Being part of @IamAnOT17 curator really forced me to think a couple weeks ago. Since I am not a daily blogger, I really have to think long and hard on what to write. Some entries took me 2-3 hours! #otalk |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ #otalk Q2..... https://t.co/YzSCTXKNcK |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @ChloeVincett @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @OTalk_ Yes, it can be challenging for sure! Especially in the midst of an overloaded schedule. #OTalk |
| Teresa Cook @tcookot @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ It is hard getting things down onto paper after the moment, but it is so important. I find I am sometimes able to reflect more deeply in this way and even more learning points emerge than when I just reflect verbally #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I think my new nickname should be TED expert... lol! #otalk |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Oh definitely! Ones I know others are going to read are much better than the ones just for my own learning #OTalk |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @EllenChisman I feel using different methods helps me to reflect in and on action, not stopping me the days I don't have paper and a pen with me #otalk |
| Kim OT @_OTKim @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ True. I worry about how things are structured when in written format, so that's why I think more about what I am trying to say when I have to write it down #OTalk |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Yes but clear writing is another skill we can all develop which is sometimes best observed by initial failures #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @tcookot @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I donโt like paper and then internet when blogging. I prefer freewriting and then edit it as I go. #otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @BillWongOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 Stay tuned for a resource that may help streamline the process for you in terms of thinking through critical reflection ... #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: @BillWongOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 Stay tuned for a resource that may help streamline the process for you in terms of thinking through critical reflection ... #OTalk |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @BillWongOT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 I can understand how that happened im sure i would be the same #otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @occulife I love it when that kind of modeling occurs - it can be very powerful! #OTalk |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett @KimBellOT @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I think that why I mostly use Gibbsโ framework as it gives good structure to stick to! Iโd be lost without a format #OTalk |
| Angela Yeomans @AngelaYeOT #otalk Q2 Learnt at university in first year and then in practice placements when I have been actually treating patients and working in different settings |
 | Bethany๐ @BethjmOT More complex than basic reflection. Analysing a situation, critiquing our practise and using this to think of ways we can improve next time or do differently #OTalk https://t.co/DpxrW9yKH5 |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: @occulife I love it when that kind of modeling occurs - it can be very powerful! #OTalk |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @BillWongOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 #OTalk ๐๐ผโโ๏ธ |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @KimBellOT: @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ True. I worry about how things are structured when in written format, so that's why I think more about what I am trying to say when I have to write it down #OTalk |
 | Julie-Anne Lowe @julieannelowe1 @OTalk_ @Helen_OTUK For some reason #OTalk tweets are not loading onto my feed ๐ข |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @BethjmOT: More complex than basic reflection. Analysing a situation, critiquing our practise and using this to think of ways we can improve next time or do differently #OTalk https://t.co/DpxrW9yKH5 |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @tcookot @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I understand and i do write things down occasionally. I prefer to have a conversation with someone and write notes or record it and reflect on it later in writing #otalk |
 | Kellie Tedjo @k_tedjo @TheOutLoudOT Following a structure helped, like the Gibbs model, or having these 3 qns in mind - What? So what? Now what? #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT I think it was initially introduced in my skills theory class. But when I found you guys for the first time 6 years ago almost... I realize what it could look like. #otalk |
| Catherine McNulty (pronouns she/her) @cathymc9781 eflecting on action in action (Schon) .. the stuff you do in practice especially when complex & your work becomes submerged in years of experience and facilitating groups .. then someone might ask you .. what was going on there? How did you make that group work so well?#OTalk https://t.co/IGf9YPh9hI |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT Gibbs' was the first framework that I found useful for reflection/critical reflection. Very accessible. I recommend it to clinicians and non-clinical staff who are struggling with reflective practice as a starting point #OTalk https://t.co/5wR42CTFdj |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT May be lurking tonight, but I'll try and get involved where I can! ๐Currently in the library finishing my assignment..maybe i can multitask or have a short break! #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @AngelaOTstudent: #otalk Q2 Learnt at university in first year and then in practice placements when I have been actually treating patients and working in different settings |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @KimBellOT @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ The ones handed to my educator for previois placements I've treated like miniature essays! #otalk |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT @ChloeVincett @KimBellOT @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Oh, love a good structure- replying here to remind myself to look this up later #OTalk |
| Kellie Tedjo @k_tedjo @occulife @TheOutLoudOT Yes definitely helped to have supervisors, tutors and even a critical Friend #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @CGray_OT: Gibbs' was the first framework that I found useful for reflection/critical reflection. Very accessible. I recommend it to clinicians and non-clinical staff who are struggling with reflective practice as a starting point #OTalk https://t.co/5wR42CTFdj |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @cathymc9781: eflecting on action in action (Schon) .. the stuff you do in practice especially when complex & your work becomes submerged in years of experience and facilitating groups .. then someone might ask you .. what was going on there? How did you make that group work so well?#OTalk https://t.co/IGf9YPh9hI |
| Kim OT @_OTKim @EllenChisman During a previous placement I used Kawa as a reflective tool and this helped me to verbally describe and consider actions and then look at how to make changes for the future. It was quite liberating #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @KimBellOT @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @OTalk_ Yes! Think in terms of universal design for learning and you'll see that there are many options for recording critical reflections (word clouds, drawings, video, etc.). You don't have to stick with writing - it's more about the thought process than the output method. #OTalk |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT May be lurking tonight,but I'll try and get involved where I can๐Currently in the library finishing my assignment..maybe i can multitask or have a short break! ๐ #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Excellent resource!!! Something to check out for anyone who isn't already familiar or just needs a refresher. #OTalk https://t.co/rOiLS73CxB |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 I tend to be very wordy when I write my blogs. I think most entries at least are 800 words, if not more. #otalk |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT May be lurking tonight,but I'll try and get involved where I can ๐Currently in the library finishing my assignment..maybe i can multitask or have a short break! ๐ #OTalk |
| Teresa Cook @tcookot @k_tedjo @TheOutLoudOT Those are the 2 models I use and recommend to others too #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @KimBellOT: @EllenChisman During a previous placement I used Kawa as a reflective tool and this helped me to verbally describe and consider actions and then look at how to make changes for the future. It was quite liberating #OTalk |
 | Margaret Spencer MA @margaretOT360 I like to think about best practice and how close I am to that. Really critiquing my practice from every angle #otalk @margaretOT360 |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: @KimBellOT @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @OTalk_ Yes! Think in terms of universal design for learning and you'll see that there are many options for recording critical reflections (word clouds, drawings, video, etc.). You don't have to stick with writing - it's more about the thought process than the output method. #OTalk |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett RT @TheOutLoudOT: @KimBellOT @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @OTalk_ Yes! Think in terms of universal design for learning and you'll see that there are many options for recording critical reflections (word clouds, drawings, video, etc.). You don't have to stick with writing - it's more about the thought process than the output method. #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @Amie_OT: @ChloeVincett @KimBellOT @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ The ones handed to my educator for previois placements I've treated like miniature essays! #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @margaretOT360: I like to think about best practice and how close I am to that. Really critiquing my practice from every angle #otalk @margaretOT360 |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @KimBellOT @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @OTalk_ Your tools can impact your style of reflection for sure- nothing is more motivating than new sharpies #OTalk |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison Yes, absolutely & that answers #OTalk Q2 - we learn from those questions that make us think #reflection #CPD https://t.co/WSAOmTEpQc |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT @KimBellOT @EllenChisman Kawa is a really accessible friendly and non-threatening tool. #OTalk |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT RT @TheOutLoudOT: Excellent resource!!! Something to check out for anyone who isn't already familiar or just needs a refresher. #OTalk https://t.co/rOiLS73CxB |
| Helen OTUK @Helen_OTUK Here here, I do few written, lots of audio and whiteboard / mind mapping. #OTalk https://t.co/LCINGlZscT |
 | Rose Wilkinson @rosewilkOT We learned a lot about reflecting last year at uni.. placement was a great opportunity to put it all in to practice! I like using Gibbs & found reflecting really helpful to develop during placement #OTalk #otstudent |
| Ellen Chisman @EllenChisman I hadn't thought about using Kawa for this with myself - thank you for the idea! :-) #OTalk https://t.co/G6T4K5wBvA |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @margaretOT360 My blog entries are like mini papers... lol! #otalk |
| Kellie Tedjo @k_tedjo @TheOutLoudOT I'm wondering if having students also help supervisors in continuing to reflect in practice? #OTalk |
 | Kirstie @Kirstie_OT @julieannelowe1 @OTalk_ Have you accidently muted the #otalk account? |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @rosehux1: We learned a lot about reflecting last year at uni.. placement was a great opportunity to put it all in to practice! I like using Gibbs & found reflecting really helpful to develop during placement #OTalk #otstudent |
| Teresa Cook @tcookot Q2 I find that I learn a lot from students and colleagues and the models and methods of reflection that they use #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @CGray_OT: @KimBellOT @EllenChisman Kawa is a really accessible friendly and non-threatening tool. #OTalk |
| Ed Sum Occupational Therapist๐ณ๏ธโ๐โค๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ @musedNeuroOT #OTalk ... which can then become the new evidence base... so that they are no longer memes... https://t.co/IANfL7WCHw |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Oh definitely, it's vital to the role to be able to write clearly and concisely especially for patient notes etc but it's something I personally struggle with #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @tcookot: Q2 I find that I learn a lot from students and colleagues and the models and methods of reflection that they use #OTalk |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT @TheOutLoudOT Started learning about critical reflection in University but i feel that I developed my skills during my first placement, my educator showed me other reflection models and I also used Gibbs. It gave me the opportunity to find which one worked best for me #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT YES! I hope those who don't prefer writing or who need an alternative to writing - even if just on occasion - are aware of this type of strategy. #OTalk https://t.co/kWBWqoEWTL |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @BillWongOT @tcookot @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Good plan #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @Amie_OT: @SensationalOT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Oh definitely, it's vital to the role to be able to write clearly and concisely especially for patient notes etc but it's something I personally struggle with #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Concisely is hard for me. #nonnativespeakerproblems #otalk |
| Catherine McNulty (pronouns she/her) @cathymc9781 Not sure if I said Hello to evryone .. I keep forgetting the #OTalk .. I am a newbee https://t.co/zW4v2mWulB |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT I love a brain dump! I do this with mindmaps by writing down everything i know/think i know about a subject, ideas or places to find research etc. Then figure out my thoughts from there. #OTalk https://t.co/57hjUg99wS |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @KimBellOT @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I use Gibbs for the critical thinking or the what so what now what if I'm doing it quickly #otalk |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett Q2 Our first mini assignment one the @OTsocietyUoE MSc was a short reflection and that Defo got the ball rolling. But Iโve found I NEED to reflect when on Placement, just so my brain doesnโt explode #OTalk https://t.co/R9qVfalzMl |
| Kim OT @_OTKim @CGray_OT @EllenChisman I was quite surprised by how well it worked and such a refreshing change from writing everything down. However, the detail wasn't recorded so it was more of an instant way for educators to 'see' me thinking critically #OTalk |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @TheOutLoudOT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @OTalk_ Love it! #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @BethjmOT: @TheOutLoudOT Started learning about critical reflection in University but i feel that I developed my skills during my first placement, my educator showed me other reflection models and I also used Gibbs. It gave me the opportunity to find which one worked best for me #OTalk |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT Agree, @GillyGorry & I have both used drawing/creative forms of reflection too. #OTalk https://t.co/BXRfvSdNHI |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @ChloeVincett: Q2 Our first mini assignment one the @OTsocietyUoE MSc was a short reflection and that Defo got the ball rolling. But Iโve found I NEED to reflect when on Placement, just so my brain doesnโt explode #OTalk https://t.co/R9qVfalzMl |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT I try and write thoughts and reflections down in sessions as I go then critaclly reflect on it afterwards, giving me a chance to capture the here and now but also digest and compare to see what I can learn. I developed this sheet to help me... #otalk https://t.co/1eQE00l9mV |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison @cathymc9781 Hi Catherine, welcome to #OTalk ๐ |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett @BillWongOT @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @KimBellOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Me too! I could waffle all day! Love word limits! #OTalk |
| Helen OTUK @Helen_OTUK @Kirstie_OT @julieannelowe1 @OTalk_ That would only stop the ones from @OTalk_ .... Strange not all the tweets on the #OTalk have you filtered out #OTalk ? |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @ChloeVincett @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @KimBellOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I am the total opposite. Let the words flow... haha! #otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @BillWongOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 A good goal may be to work on becoming more concise. That will help further develop critical thinking skills and also be easier to keep up with from a blog reader's standpoint. #OTalk |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT To me critical reflection is part of having a growth mindset, itโs embracing what we have done (even if it hasnโt worked out) as we know with thought it will teach us what TO do -if I am really at my best I then scribble a quick note to write it all down later #OTalk https://t.co/i3JgFIj8yk |
| Kellie Tedjo @k_tedjo RT @CGray_OT: I try and write thoughts and reflections down in sessions as I go then critaclly reflect on it afterwards, giving me a chance to capture the here and now but also digest and compare to see what I can learn. I developed this sheet to help me... #otalk https://t.co/1eQE00l9mV |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @SensationalOT: To me critical reflection is part of having a growth mindset, itโs embracing what we have done (even if it hasnโt worked out) as we know with thought it will teach us what TO do -if I am really at my best I then scribble a quick note to write it all down later #OTalk https://t.co/i3JgFIj8yk |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT @TheOutLoudOT Critical reflections during my practice placements mainly, or any CPD opportunities (conferences, guest speakers at uni) #OTalk |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT You're welcome! It's still needing tweaking for day to day learning but for conferences I've found it really useful to quickly capture my thoughts and feelings, go back to and also keep concentration on the session! #OTalk https://t.co/yL5KwrZkeL |
| Catherine McNulty (pronouns she/her) @cathymc9781 search #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT I love this connection! I agree it is much more likely to be those who have a growth mindset who engage in true critical reflection. #OTalk https://t.co/0CkOuTiLrO |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ @cathymc9781 welcome #OTalk |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT Gibbs & Borton were recommended at uni, but I couldnt get on board with them. I like to try dif ones. On placements I played the game of not using the same model/method twice & then did a critical reflection on the dif types/benefits. Find one that works for 4 & that situ #OTalk https://t.co/jkd9rjY0vQ |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT RT @CGray_OT: I try and write thoughts and reflections down in sessions as I go then critaclly reflect on it afterwards, giving me a chance to capture the here and now but also digest and compare to see what I can learn. I developed this sheet to help me... #otalk https://t.co/1eQE00l9mV |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 I try to not sound too clunky when I write. I prefer soft limits because I donโt want to think too be like โoh crap! 100 words too much!โ #otalk |
| Teresa Cook @tcookot @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Written reflections don't always have to be writing though. I have seen some amazing reflective mindmaps that really draw out the individual's learning, although it's not a style that works for me #OTalk |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT @AngelaOTstudent I jot down little points then go into it further after a session, it allows me to capture the moment and momentum then take a step back and "helicopter view" for more in depth critical reflection later #OTalk |
| Margaret Spencer MA @margaretOT360 Just wanting the best for my service users, starting with their feedback, adding evidence, reflections with co facilitators and rolling round for ever in that cycle #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @tcookot: @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Written reflections don't always have to be writing though. I have seen some amazing reflective mindmaps that really draw out the individual's learning, although it's not a style that works for me #OTalk |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett @CGray_OT I love that this includes reflections for the profession too! So easy to fall into the habit of considering just you and your team #OTalk thanks for sharing! https://t.co/s6Yob9GAeV |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT @Kirstie_OT I'd love to know some different ones. I think that's really sensible to swap and change or you may get a bit stuck on the same process each time and not probe/explore new questions. #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT And for me when I am writing blogs- I think in Chinese first before writing in English. That is hard enough! #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @CGray_OT: @Kirstie_OT I'd love to know some different ones. I think that's really sensible to swap and change or you may get a bit stuck on the same process each time and not probe/explore new questions. #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @margaretOT360: Just wanting the best for my service users, starting with their feedback, adding evidence, reflections with co facilitators and rolling round for ever in that cycle #otalk |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 I always think that itโs amazing how concise I can be if forced- and if I keep editing #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @CGray_OT: @AngelaOTstudent I jot down little points then go into it further after a session, it allows me to capture the moment and momentum then take a step back and "helicopter view" for more in depth critical reflection later #OTalk |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT @EmmaWattersonOT Yes of course, I'm just putting a website together and it'll be available on there for free in the new year in a better document form rather than a picture #OTalk |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT Yes i agree Kirstie! I did this on placement, my educator suggested using one another model &then i decided I wanted to find out more about other models and which ones worked best for me and why! Really helped! #OTalk https://t.co/bqKRd2TmgV |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT OK, so we've talked about what critical reflection IS, how we've learned about it, and how we do it. Here's Q4: How can OT students and practitioners improve their ability to critically reflect? @OTalk_ #OTalk |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ thank for sharing #OTalk https://t.co/HftcyF8jgG |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @CGray_OT @AngelaOTstudent On my entries- I sometimes love bullet points. That is one of my strategies to cut down words. #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 One pro- I do say it will help with conference abstract writing! #otalk |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @tcookot @SensationalOT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I love a good mind map! #otalk |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT Thank you! For me it was really important to share what I've learnt and not keep it to myself, being more vocal about learning and experience and encourage others to do this too #OTalk https://t.co/KtPE8nJOxt |
| Catherine McNulty (pronouns she/her) @cathymc9781 #OTalk yes while studying and in teaching students and in my own practice .. I particulalry find a narrative approach useful as in story telling in a creative perspective perhaps like Joan Healey see recent article in BJOT https://t.co/EUAe54g2kQ |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @SensationalOT @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @KimBellOT @ChloeVincett @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 I can when needed to but I can also waffle when needed #otalk |
| Margaret Spencer MA @margaretOT360 I love a good bullet point it makes me focus #OTalk https://t.co/4GJaTYjryh |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @ellarose044 Yes! We know from the research that one is more likely to grow and to benefit from critical reflection when it's done as part of a regular routine. #OTalk |
 | Vikki Smith @vikkijaynedale @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Utilising time in supervision to discuss reflections and events #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Here is an easy one- find some buddies to help one another to become better. And they also should not be afraid to ask some hard and deep questions! #otalk |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @Amie_OT @KimBellOT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 Me too! No better way of realising how much you waffle than going over a word limit and then going back and cutting out the useless bits. Amazing how much I think something makes sense at the time! #OTalk |
| Ed Sum Occupational Therapist๐ณ๏ธโ๐โค๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ @musedNeuroOT Do you think in concepts first then translate into the subtleties of English? #OTalk https://t.co/SauOlAh6Ge |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT SO TRUE! That's something that pretty much forces us to be concise and succinct with our words! #OTalk https://t.co/gbIlJglURt |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT You're welcome! I think reflection can sometimes be seen as just a personal thing but it's so important to view it on a bigger scale that than. That way similar thoughts & observations can be documented, which can lead to development and future research questions #OTalk https://t.co/GOqOJoIxyO |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT @CGray_OT I quite like Kolbs & Dalleys model, theres a book by Melanie Jasper that also has some different examples. I found some models worked better for dif situations, some dont allow for much description/narrative which in our role we know is vital. #Otalk |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT @cathymc9781 Yes! This is why I LOVE having students- I do so much more critical reflection #OTalk |
| Kim OT @_OTKim @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @Amie_OT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 Thank goodness for computers! I cut and paste so much :) #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Yes! Excellent way to explain this. #OTalk https://t.co/mcHXuRJHDd |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT @AngelaOTstudent Good plan, find what works for you. Learning styles can impact aswell #Otalk |
| Margaret Spencer MA @margaretOT360 We can identify what went well from the clients perspective, then as a facilitator what could have gone better and how we can put that into practice next time @margaretOT360 #otalk |
| Ellen Chisman @EllenChisman I think this is a really good alternative way, and good point about them seeing you do it - a combination of methods may be best and show different dimensions/skills? #OTalk https://t.co/rG5SmOEKkE |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT RT @vikkijaynedale: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Utilising time in supervision to discuss reflections and events #otalk |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ #otalk Q4 https://t.co/BiQw5pyMfD |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison #OTalk Q4 @UEA_Health we assess OT students on critical reflection embedded into assignments. I hope it helps them to learn & improve with the feedback given. https://t.co/nOFCxLwmwu |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @BillWongOT @OTalk_ So in that way, you're advocating "outlouding" the process of critical reflection, correct? #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @musedNeuroOT I should have written about that in my @IamAnOT17 entry! But anyway... concept -> what I think the blog will say in Chinglish -> translate into English. I say Chinglish because I donโt have the OT and OS concepts in Chinese all the time. #otalk |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Using other models of reflection to find out which works best for you & for other students, don't be afraid to ask questions to other professionals/practice educator about their knowledge of critical reflections! Really helped me to understand it further #OTalk |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT @BethjmOT Totallt agree, exploring is good . supports your analysis & critique too, which is vital to demonstrate for placement aswell #Otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @DebbiiHarrison @UEA_Health How do you assess? Is there scoring criteria? #OTalk |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @KimBellOT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 Been there and done that. Its always great to revisit something you've written and see how your view has changed with time and experience #otalk |
| Angela Yeomans @AngelaYeOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Q4 Practice it regularly, try new reflective models share reflections with supervisor or with peers. Listen to their feedback or questions about them. #otalk |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Yep I agree! Share your reflections and use them as the base of conversations to get things moving and to challenge your own thinking! #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Yes- and also is a win-win for everyone... because everyone will help the other people better! #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @ChloeVincett: @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Yep I agree! Share your reflections and use them as the base of conversations to get things moving and to challenge your own thinking! #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @Amie_OT: @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @BillWongOT @TheOutLoudOT @KimBellOT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 Been there and done that. Its always great to revisit something you've written and see how your view has changed with time and experience #otalk |
| Amie Jayne๐ @Amie_OT @CGray_OT I made something similar to this to guide my initial reflections #otalk |
| Teresa Cook @tcookot Q4 we need to keeping doing lots of reflection and try different models #OTalk |
| Vikki Smith @vikkijaynedale @TheOutLoudOT @BillWongOT @OTalk_ Yes I think so #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @ChloeVincett @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I was thinking about that because I have done some #otleadershiplive podcasts for AOTA and for each episode, I am invited to think of some critical reflection questions for the guests. #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @vikkijaynedale: @TheOutLoudOT @BillWongOT @OTalk_ Yes I think so #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @tcookot: Q4 we need to keeping doing lots of reflection and try different models #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @AngelaOTstudent: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Q4 Practice it regularly, try new reflective models share reflections with supervisor or with peers. Listen to their feedback or questions about them. #otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @occulife @OTalk_ Good idea - and that can be done in a live, face-to-face format OR in a live or recorded virtual context. Are you familiar with the app Marco Polo? It facilitates this process by allowing group members to record and view each other's video messages via the app. @Otalk #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @Kirstie_OT: @BethjmOT Totallt agree, exploring is good . supports your analysis & critique too, which is vital to demonstrate for placement aswell #Otalk |
| Ellen Chisman @EllenChisman Agreed. I feel inspired after this OTalk to try some different ways to do different types of critical reflection and see what works for me! (and help others) #OTalk https://t.co/vrbbPWFlkU |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @BethjmOT: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Using other models of reflection to find out which works best for you & for other students, don't be afraid to ask questions to other professionals/practice educator about their knowledge of critical reflections! Really helped me to understand it further #OTalk |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT I agree with this! Sometimes critical reflections can be personal and my educator gave me the choice to show her or not! Receiving feedback was helpful for my own developmentโบ๏ธ #OTalk https://t.co/b1vPCxl1Ha |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison @TheOutLoudOT @UEA_Health Yes, there are guidelines for the assignment & a marking guide. Students sometimes describe events without being โcriticalโ & donโt identify how their practice will change as a result of the learning #OTalk |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT @EmmaWattersonOT Thanks! I'm just registering my independent OT practice with Companies House this month then I'm off and ready to go! Very excited about this new venture. Critical reflection will be essential! #OTalk |
 | Dr Karen Morris @morrisKOT RT @CGray_OT: I try and write thoughts and reflections down in sessions as I go then critaclly reflect on it afterwards, giving me a chance to capture the here and now but also digest and compare to see what I can learn. I developed this sheet to help me... #otalk https://t.co/1eQE00l9mV |
| Ed Sum Occupational Therapist๐ณ๏ธโ๐โค๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ @musedNeuroOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ #OTalk anyone done 'metareflection': reflecting on how you reflect? Ran a session on this in 2005. I recorded it and keep it on the front on my portfolio - key for me was to look at the 'roots' (the theory and underpinning aspects) that lead to the 'branches' (my mindmaps) https://t.co/ieIPrrG2E6 |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @Amie_OT @ChloeVincett @SensationalOT @TheOutLoudOT @KimBellOT @OTalk_ @IamAnOT17 I sure have in just 2 years time. A good one when I thought about my reflections of doing my first TEDx talk with remote possibility doing additional ones vs. after doing my second TEDx talk. #otalk |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT I do more critical reflection when I: have a student, present or discuss a problem or solution, have a peer support meeting, take a deep breath and describe my role with someone... for starters ๐#OTalk https://t.co/9S60sfqjWv |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT RT @Kirstie_OT: @BethjmOT Totallt agree, exploring is good . supports your analysis & critique too, which is vital to demonstrate for placement aswell #Otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Something that I have learned to do to improve critical reflection is to think about the different components that are needed (see image), especially in terms of differentiating CR apart from basic reflection or summarizing. #Otalk @OTalk https://t.co/zEeC1ApwtE |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: Something that I have learned to do to improve critical reflection is to think about the different components that are needed (see image), especially in terms of differentiating CR apart from basic reflection or summarizing. #Otalk @OTalk https://t.co/zEeC1ApwtE |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT @DebbiiHarrison @TheOutLoudOT @UEA_Health This is something I really struggled with was a student and it was only in my first year of practice that I found my way with it. I wonder what other ways it could be made accessible to unconfident students? #OTalk |
| Julie-Anne Lowe @julieannelowe1 @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ On the naughty step... forgot the #OTalk!! |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT This is awesome! Meta-reflection is an important part of improving our critical reflection skills, and it's so much fun to pull out things from OT school when those days are behind us! #OTalk https://t.co/gOMpFzqSnJ |
| Vikki Smith @vikkijaynedale RT @TheOutLoudOT: Something that I have learned to do to improve critical reflection is to think about the different components that are needed (see image), especially in terms of differentiating CR apart from basic reflection or summarizing. #Otalk @OTalk https://t.co/zEeC1ApwtE |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ RT @TheOutLoudOT: Something that I have learned to do to improve critical reflection is to think about the different components that are needed (see image), especially in terms of differentiating CR apart from basic reflection or summarizing. #Otalk @OTalk https://t.co/zEeC1ApwtE |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: This is awesome! Meta-reflection is an important part of improving our critical reflection skills, and it's so much fun to pull out things from OT school when those days are behind us! #OTalk https://t.co/gOMpFzqSnJ |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @CGray_OT: @DebbiiHarrison @TheOutLoudOT @UEA_Health This is something I really struggled with was a student and it was only in my first year of practice that I found my way with it. I wonder what other ways it could be made accessible to unconfident students? #OTalk |
 | Debra Hughes @Debraj_OT #OTalk reflection is key and we have been introduced to Gibbs and Borton at Uni. I was also guided on placement to use Johns. They told me that it would help me be a lot more critical when reflecting. I try and use a combinations of frameworks to help expand my learning. |
| Kim OT @_OTKim @AngelaOTstudent @Kirstie_OT I have adapted one I found on the RCOT website to create my own version #OTalk |
| Ellen Chisman @EllenChisman Yes (as a student) I agree about moving on from describing - and I need to remember to come back to my reflections and actually see what impact it had/what changed etc. Plan a sort of follow-up with myself! #OTalk https://t.co/WmKDCrYWDI |
 | matabangpogi4ever @matabangpogi4vr RT @CGray_OT: I try and write thoughts and reflections down in sessions as I go then critaclly reflect on it afterwards, giving me a chance to capture the here and now but also digest and compare to see what I can learn. I developed this sheet to help me... #otalk https://t.co/1eQE00l9mV |
| Kellie Tedjo @k_tedjo RT @TheOutLoudOT: Something that I have learned to do to improve critical reflection is to think about the different components that are needed (see image), especially in terms of differentiating CR apart from basic reflection or summarizing. #Otalk @OTalk https://t.co/zEeC1ApwtE |
| Catherine McNulty (pronouns she/her) @cathymc9781 #OTalk critical reflection is essential to occupational therapy practice and need to ensure that it is built into everyday work schedules it is not an add on feature when we have time it is central to everything we do https://t.co/1XGAo8iEfc |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @CGray_OT @DebbiiHarrison @TheOutLoudOT @UEA_Health Having a mentor. Donโt restrict yourself to your instructors. Cast a wide net. #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: Something that I have learned to do to improve critical reflection is to think about the different components that are needed (see image), especially in terms of differentiating CR apart from basic reflection or summarizing. #Otalk @OTalk https://t.co/zEeC1ApwtE |
 | #hellomynameis David๐ @D_MARSDEN_OT @TheOutLoudOT @otalk #otalk great simple but effective tool! |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ RT @musedNeuroOT: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ #OTalk anyone done 'metareflection': @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ #OTalk anyone done 'metareflection': reflecting on how you reflect? Ran a session on this in 2005. I recorded it and keep it on the front on my portfolio - key for me was to look at the 'roots' (the theory and underpinning aspects) that lead to the 'branches' (my mindmaps) https://t.co/ieIPrrG2E6 |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT Lovely and succinct. Definitely something to share with the OT Peer group I help run! Thanks #OTalk https://t.co/Ju1LRzYDdt |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @DebbiiHarrison: @TheOutLoudOT @UEA_Health Yes, there are guidelines for the assignment & a marking guide. Students sometimes describe events without being โcriticalโ & donโt identify how their practice will change as a result of the learning #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT If you haven't already, be sure to read the blog post that lead to this chat. It can be shared with students and anyone else who may need more guidance in what the critical reflection process actually looks like in visual terms. https://t.co/c3RPqeChdI #OTalk @OTalk https://t.co/JU76cN8YLl |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @EllenChisman: Agreed. I feel inspired after this OTalk to try some different ways to do different types of critical reflection and see what works for me! (and help others) #OTalk https://t.co/vrbbPWFlkU |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: @occulife @OTalk_ Good idea - and that can be done in a live, face-to-face format OR in a live or recorded virtual context. Are you familiar with the app Marco Polo? It facilitates this process by allowing group members to record and view each other's video messages via the app. @Otalk #OTalk |
 | Cate Bennett OT @CateBennett8 @TheOutLoudOT @otalk #otalk, I wouldn't be encouraged to analyse and weigh up different ways of looking at the problem or doing things with this model |
 | Louise Crisp ๐ซ @louisecrisp5 RT @TheOutLoudOT: Something that I have learned to do to improve critical reflection is to think about the different components that are needed (see image), especially in terms of differentiating CR apart from basic reflection or summarizing. #Otalk @OTalk https://t.co/zEeC1ApwtE |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @CateBennett8: @TheOutLoudOT @otalk #otalk, I wouldn't be encouraged to analyse and weigh up different ways of looking at the problem or doing things with this model |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison @CGray_OT @TheOutLoudOT @UEA_Health Yes, students do struggle & I think that we should discuss it more & do it informally, in seminars for example, before we actually formally assess critical reflection #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @DebbiiHarrison @UEA_Health I see this same pattern in my teaching as well. That's what prompted me to create the Dissection of a Reflection guide, which I share with and explain to my students. https://t.co/c3RPqeChdI #OTalk |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ RT @TheOutLoudOT: If you haven't already, be sure to read the blog post that lead to this chat. It can be shared with students and anyone else who may need more guidance in what the critical reflection process actually looks like in visual terms. https://t.co/c3RPqeChdI #OTalk @OTalk https://t.co/JU76cN8YLl |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT @musedNeuroOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I am admiring your tools, note to self- get fancy tree stamp and meta-reflect๐๐ผ#OTalk |
| Margaret Spencer MA @margaretOT360 All day every day critical reflection is an automatic response to everything #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @DebbiiHarrison: @CGray_OT @TheOutLoudOT @UEA_Health Yes, students do struggle & I think that we should discuss it more & do it informally, in seminars for example, before we actually formally assess critical reflection #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @margaretOT360: All day every day critical reflection is an automatic response to everything #otalk |
| Debra Hughes @Debraj_OT @TheOutLoudOT #Otalk i have tired to reflect on all daily aspects of life before Uni . Then introduced to Gibbs at Uni now i try and plan reflections to be critical. Sometimes.it works lol |
| Julie-Anne Lowe @julieannelowe1 @OTalk_ I advise students to step back to a very directive model such as johns if they are struggling and then move on form there as confidence builds #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @CateBennett8 @otalk Certainly there are many ways to visualize this process. There's more detail in the blog post that may lead you to thinking about other ways to break down the components if needed. https://t.co/c3RPqeChdI #OTalk |
| Cate Bennett OT @CateBennett8 @TheOutLoudOT @otalk #otalk,I liked the write up and references for this session, the idea of looking back and rethinking and applying this to the future |
| Vikki Smith @vikkijaynedale RT @TheOutLoudOT: @DebbiiHarrison @UEA_Health I see this same pattern in my teaching as well. That's what prompted me to create the Dissection of a Reflection guide, which I share with and explain to my students. https://t.co/c3RPqeChdI #OTalk |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT RT @TheOutLoudOT: If you haven't already, be sure to read the blog post that lead to this chat. It can be shared with students and anyone else who may need more guidance in what the critical reflection process actually looks like in visual terms. https://t.co/c3RPqeChdI #OTalk @OTalk https://t.co/JU76cN8YLl |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @margaretOT360 And when I go to conferences- I always ask myself after every workshop- what did I learn here? What can I carryover to my workplace? Or in terms of keynotes/plenary speeches- what did I learn here? What can I carryover to be a better all around practitioner? #otalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @Debraj_OT :) For sure critical reflection is a work in progress!! #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @CateBennett8: @TheOutLoudOT @otalk #otalk,I liked the write up and references for this session, the idea of looking back and rethinking and applying this to the future |
 | Erin Cullen @Erin_newOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I like the idea of keeping a sort of reflective journal that can be used as 'raw material' for formal reflections that can be shared/assessed #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @julieannelowe1: @OTalk_ I advise students to step back to a very directive model such as johns if they are struggling and then move on form there as confidence builds #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @Debraj_OT: @TheOutLoudOT #Otalk i have tired to reflect on all daily aspects of life before Uni . Then introduced to Gibbs at Uni now i try and plan reflections to be critical. Sometimes.it works lol |
| Teresa Cook @tcookot This looks really useful to share with students on placement. Thank you! #OTalk https://t.co/zxY2dtl7dv |
| Debra Hughes @Debraj_OT @TheOutLoudOT #OTalk.... always |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Heading into the homestretch of this #OTalk: Q5: Provide an example of a professional development goal written to target critical reflection. |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett RT @BillWongOT: @margaretOT360 And when I go to conferences- I always ask myself after every workshop- what did I learn here? What can I carryover to my workplace? Or in terms of keynotes/plenary speeches- what did I learn here? What can I carryover to be a better all around practitioner? #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @ErinOTstudent: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I like the idea of keeping a sort of reflective journal that can be used as 'raw material' for formal reflections that can be shared/assessed #OTalk |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison @TheOutLoudOT @UEA_Health I really like that Stephanie & will consider how I can use it myself and/or with students #OTalk |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ #otalk Q5 https://t.co/KispQKzzXk |
| Erin Cullen @Erin_newOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I think I got that idea from @margaretOT360 and Joan Healey #OTalk |
| Kellie Tedjo @k_tedjo RT @ErinOTstudent: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I like the idea of keeping a sort of reflective journal that can be used as 'raw material' for formal reflections that can be shared/assessed #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: @DebbiiHarrison @UEA_Health I see this same pattern in my teaching as well. That's what prompted me to create the Dissection of a Reflection guide, which I share with and explain to my students. https://t.co/c3RPqeChdI #OTalk |
 | Shelley Faulkner OT @shelleyamybeth RT @CGray_OT: I try and write thoughts and reflections down in sessions as I go then critaclly reflect on it afterwards, giving me a chance to capture the here and now but also digest and compare to see what I can learn. I developed this sheet to help me... #otalk https://t.co/1eQE00l9mV |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett @TheOutLoudOT Explore more exciting ways to critically reflect. Move away from the comfort of Gibbs and try some Mindanaoโs! #OTalk |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT You know what was amazing for collecting aha moments to reflect on later at the #cypf2017 conference? TWEETING! I will admit, initially it was ALL about winning the tweeting prize but it became SUPER valuable #OTalk https://t.co/Btwyindbs4 |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT @D_MARSDEN_OT @otalk Thanks, David - it can at least be a way to start a dialogue about what the expectations or guidelines for true evidence-based critical reflection are. Feel free to modify as you see fit. This is just one of many ways the process can be broken down. #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT RT @ErinOTstudent: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I like the idea of keeping a sort of reflective journal that can be used as 'raw material' for formal reflections that can be shared/assessed #OTalk |
| Debra Hughes @Debraj_OT @DebbiiHarrison @BillWongOT @CGray_OT @TheOutLoudOT @UEA_Health #Otalk.... I can safely say as a student I struggle with the critical side of it. Reflection i love doing.... would be good to get more talk etc about it. |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ Last 5 mins of the official hour folks #OTalk |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett @TheOutLoudOT Or mindmaps rather #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: @D_MARSDEN_OT @otalk Thanks, David - it can at least be a way to start a dialogue about what the expectations or guidelines for true evidence-based critical reflection are. Feel free to modify as you see fit. This is just one of many ways the process can be broken down. #OTalk |
| Ellen Chisman @EllenChisman 1. Go back to a critical reflection I wrote on placement once I'm practising soon and see its impact/what's changed 2. Have a go with Kawa :-) #OTalk https://t.co/iWnzamSXf3 |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @ChloeVincett: @TheOutLoudOT Explore more exciting ways to critically reflect. Move away from the comfort of Gibbs and try some Mindanaoโs! #OTalk |
| Margaret Spencer MA @margaretOT360 RT @ErinOTstudent: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I think I got that idea from @margaretOT360 and Joan Healey #OTalk |
| Chloe Vincett @ChloeVincett Or mindmaps ๐คฆ๐ปโโ๏ธ #OTalk https://t.co/rnsCuzT4gF |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ RT @SensationalOT: You know what was amazing for collecting aha moments to reflect on later at the #cypf2017 conference? TWEETING! I will admit, initially it was ALL about winning the tweeting prize but it became SUPER valuable #OTalk https://t.co/Btwyindbs4 |
| Kellie Tedjo @k_tedjo RT @tcookot: This looks really useful to share with students on placement. Thank you! #OTalk https://t.co/zxY2dtl7dv |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT #otalk https://t.co/JHUdcAWbAq |
 | Leo Keller @LeoKellerOT @julieannelowe1 @OTalk_ The first time reflection 'clicked' for me was when I stepped back from models completely and simply wrote what I thought. No references. No structure. I then went back to it a week later to reflect further and explore deeper. Very helpful! #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT #otalk https://t.co/IT3X3bwjRD |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT I think sometimes people misinterpret the "critical" and associate it with being critical or critiquing, when actually it refers to conducting an assessment or looking back at what has occurred or been learned. Important distinction! #OTalk https://t.co/OVXElfvwOJ |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT #otalk https://t.co/gh1LYIKB0V |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT #otalk https://t.co/Phlbi6iTGi |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT Fab ideas! #OTalk https://t.co/DnRWQcmu9d |
| Erin Cullen @Erin_newOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Sometimes I just keep that in my head - I'm definitely a reflector style so it can feel like opening floodgates which is risky on limited study time! #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @TheOutLoudOT: I think sometimes people misinterpret the "critical" and associate it with being critical or critiquing, when actually it refers to conducting an assessment or looking back at what has occurred or been learned. Important distinction! #OTalk https://t.co/OVXElfvwOJ |
| #hellomynameis David๐ @D_MARSDEN_OT @TheOutLoudOT @otalk #otalk great. Always looking for new ways, especially as not all formats/frameworks feel right. Plus itโs good to change and shake things up! |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @LeoKellerOT: @julieannelowe1 @OTalk_ The first time reflection 'clicked' for me was when I stepped back from models completely and simply wrote what I thought. No references. No structure. I then went back to it a week later to reflect further and explore deeper. Very helpful! #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @EllenChisman: 1. Go back to a critical reflection I wrote on placement once I'm practising soon and see its impact/what's changed 2. Have a go with Kawa :-) #OTalk https://t.co/iWnzamSXf3 |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ RT @TheOutLoudOT: I think sometimes people misinterpret the "critical" and associate it with being critical or critiquing, when actually it refers to conducting an assessment or looking back at what has occurred or been learned. Important distinction! #OTalk https://t.co/OVXElfvwOJ |
| Rose Wilkinson @rosewilkOT Been really interesting reading all the ways people choose to help them reflect, definitely given me ideas on how to develop this in future! Definitely want to try a more creative approach on my next placement #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @D_MARSDEN_OT: @TheOutLoudOT @otalk #otalk great. Always looking for new ways, especially as not all formats/frameworks feel right. Plus itโs good to change and shake things up! |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @ErinOTstudent: @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Sometimes I just keep that in my head - I'm definitely a reflector style so it can feel like opening floodgates which is risky on limited study time! #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @rosehux1: Been really interesting reading all the ways people choose to help them reflect, definitely given me ideas on how to develop this in future! Definitely want to try a more creative approach on my next placement #OTalk |
| Angela Yeomans @AngelaYeOT #otalk Q5 Try new models of reflection, reflect with peers, keep a reflective diary, try a simple effective model at conferences/training as I find it hard to be critically reflective at these times |
| Debra Hughes @Debraj_OT @TheOutLoudOT #Otalk i agree....i think when our depth of writing as a year 2 is increasing this may develop in time as we are now critiquing assignments now in more depth. |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT @ErinOTstudent @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Risky, but when done often enough it will become second nature and be more of a gentle winding steam than the floodgates! #OTalk |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT A couple of ideas for goals: (1) Create a critical reflection after attending a professional development course by July 1, 2018. (2) Critically reflect in an alternate way, other than in writing, at least 1x in 2018. #OTalk |
| Julie-Anne Lowe @julieannelowe1 @LeoKellerOT @OTalk_ Itโs great when that happens ... I often talk ablotu the โbluegrass and just get it outโ then go back, and look at it objectively... works for some #OTalk |
| Rose Wilkinson @rosewilkOT Talking things through with my educator & having weekly peer supervision really helped on my last placement. Trying different things out to find what works for you is the most important #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @rosehux1: Talking things through with my educator & having weekly peer supervision really helped on my last placement. Trying different things out to find what works for you is the most important #OTalk |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT I always found reflective assignments difficult, the idea of someone โmarkingโ my experience & interpretation of an event/situation didnt seem right. Word counts affected the quality/depth of my reflection too, esp when i knew there was more to โunpickโ #Otalk https://t.co/B3fV1akb7U |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @julieannelowe1: @LeoKellerOT @OTalk_ Itโs great when that happens ... I often talk ablotu the โbluegrass and just get it outโ then go back, and look at it objectively... works for some #OTalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @CGray_OT: @ErinOTstudent @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ Risky, but when done often enough it will become second nature and be more of a gentle winding steam than the floodgates! #OTalk |
| Louise Crisp ๐ซ @louisecrisp5 RT @TheOutLoudOT: A couple of ideas for goals: A couple of ideas for goals: (1) Create a critical reflection after attending a professional development course by July 1, 2018. (2) Critically reflect in an alternate way, other than in writing, at least 1x in 2018. #OTalk |
| #hellomynameis David๐ @D_MARSDEN_OT @musedNeuroOT @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ #Otalk interesting, would be good to know more. |
| Stephanie Lancaster @TheOutLoudOT OK, that's a wrap on our discussion on critical reflection. Thanks all for participating. I hope this chat has been helpful and look forward to continuing to interact with y'all (as we say in Tennessee, USA, where I am) on Twitter! #OTalk @OTalk |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ Well that is the end of the official hour #Otalk do keep chatting, we won't collate the transcript for at least 24hrs. |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @CGray_OT @ErinOTstudent @TheOutLoudOT @OTalk_ I remembered when I saw some of you guysโ blog entries way back when- I was blown away in the depth of reflection of these entries. So intentionally to blog once every week or 2 has been my goal. I think I can do it. Just have to put my mind to it. #otalk |
| Kim OT @_OTKim @AngelaOTstudent @Kirstie_OT When I want to do an in-depth written reflection, I use this... #OTalk https://t.co/w39eTMQkg1 |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT Tweeting is a great form of reflection at events! As is liking other tweets. Gives you a fab timeline & snap shot of thoughts to reflect back on in more depth. #OTalk https://t.co/7KLT69eEpo |
| Kellie Tedjo @k_tedjo @TheOutLoudOT Engage in critical reflection even after graduation, while in practice every other month, hope this is sustainable! #otalk |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT RT @Kirstie_OT: I always found reflective assignments difficult, the idea of someone โmarkingโ my experience & interpretation of an event/situation didnt seem right. Word counts affected the quality/depth of my reflection too, esp when i knew there was more to โunpickโ #Otalk https://t.co/B3fV1akb7U |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison Thank you Stephanie for a really useful #OTalk tonight, brilliant #CPD https://t.co/JsPkBzOWcd |
| Debra Hughes @Debraj_OT @CGray_OT #Otalk love this..... https://t.co/QQhxxEZMg9 to share with students at Uni if thats ok.... would i be able to get a hard copy somehow. FANTASTIC resource..... |
| Bill Wong, OTD, OTR/L @BillWongOT @Kirstie_OT And sometimes some students back in my class were like โWTF? Why am I having this assignment?โ But now, everyone understands the value looking back. #otalk |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT Well done to @TheOutLoudOT, great topic & excellent hosting skills! Thanks so much for volunteering! #OTalk https://t.co/dKAIEB8ZXa |
| Vikki Smith @vikkijaynedale @TheOutLoudOT @otalk Thank you :-) #OTalk |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ Thank you to @theoutloudot for hosting this evenings chat. Great discussion and lots of sharing as usual, super community of practice #otalk |
| Teresa Cook @tcookot Thanks for a great #OTalk @TheOutLoudOT it has given me plenty to reflect on |
 | Occupational Therapy at University of Huddersfield @Hudds_Uni_OT RT @TheOutLoudOT: Something that I have learned to do to improve critical reflection is to think about the different components that are needed (see image), especially in terms of differentiating CR apart from basic reflection or summarizing. #Otalk @OTalk https://t.co/zEeC1ApwtE |
| Leo Keller @LeoKellerOT Sad I only got the end of this. Looks like a useful discussion. Will have to catch up later! #otalk |
| Julie-Anne Lowe @julieannelowe1 So true ... reflection comes in all shapes and sizes. I like the fact I can then string it together and get a coherent understanding of what I have learnt and put it into a very clear context #OTalk https://t.co/YGQsnEVtRH |
| Deborah Harrison ๐๐ @DebbiiHarrison @Kirstie_OT I must admit I hate giving reflective work a mark; it is a different kind of writing. #OTalk |
| #OTalk @OTalk_ #otalk @helen_otuk signing off the account now. Thanks for another great chat. |
| Maggie Ruth Morton @SensationalOT Goodnight #OTalk, see you next week ๐๐ผ https://t.co/0Pe2p7GVeA |
| Julie-Anne Lowe @julieannelowe1 @OTalk_ @Helen_OTUK Thanks for sorting me out ... I was able to participate in the end! #OTalk |
| Kim OT @_OTKim @TheOutLoudOT To ensure that I don't just put certificates in my CPD but critically reflect on the experience, what I have learnt and how this will benefit my future practice. #OTalk |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT Yes of course, email me and I'll get a copy to you: catherinegrayot@outlook.com #OTalk https://t.co/kARhuIG7D9 |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT Great #OTalk tonight , thanks @TheOutLoudOT! Great to find out how others critically reflect, and how i can improve my own skills! Back to my assignment now, study break is over๐ค๐ค๐ป https://t.co/1ii1acVzEQ |
 | Faye Pryce @FayePryce RT @TheOutLoudOT: Something that I have learned to do to improve critical reflection is to think about the different components that are needed (see image), especially in terms of differentiating CR apart from basic reflection or summarizing. #Otalk @OTalk https://t.co/zEeC1ApwtE |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT @DebbiiHarrison Agree, i think it should ofcourse be encouraged/done but more in support of placement or assignment, like a portfolio of evidence rather than marked #Otalk |
| Bethany๐ @BethjmOT @rosehux1 I agree with this! #OTalk |
 | Jenny Streather OT @JenStreatherOT RT @OTalk_: thank for sharing #OTalk https://t.co/HftcyF8jgG |
| Kirstie @Kirstie_OT @TheOutLoudOT ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ whoop! #Otalk |
| Debra Hughes @Debraj_OT @CGray_OT #OTalk.... thank you so much i will send it on PM x great resource |
| Kim OT @_OTKim Thanks for great discussion #OTalk https://t.co/J9AYsjmBpg |
| Helen OTUK @Helen_OTUK @BethjmOT @TheOutLoudOT CPD as a study break... Impressive #OTalk |
| Debra Hughes @Debraj_OT @TheOutLoudOT @otalk #OTalk thank you for a great talk. I am so glad i popped on towards the end. Thank you for hosting. |
| Catherine Gray OT @CGray_OT @Hudds_Uni_OT If you'd like a copy send me a message with your email address and I'll send it to you #OTalk |
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