Taxonomy of Reflection: Week 7
Remembering: What did I do?
I reviewed the second drafts of my fellow Tasmanian Devils and sent them my feedback. I received feedback from the same.Understanding: What was important about it?
The importance is in the process of reviewing, which sharpens my own abilities as a writer and reviewer of academic literature.
Application: When did I do this before? Where could I use it again?
I've reviewed literature before when grading my students' work, and when reviewing papers back in my undergraduate writing workshop days. Work study at the old U of Memphis. Those were good times.
It seems that this will be particularly helpful as my career in academia continues, particularly if I should find myself on a poster or paper review board. Of course, reviewing papers is good practice for reviewing one's own work too.
It seems that this will be particularly helpful as my career in academia continues, particularly if I should find myself on a poster or paper review board. Of course, reviewing papers is good practice for reviewing one's own work too.
Analysis: Do I see any patterns or relationships in what I did?
Just that I enjoy nitpicking.Evaluation: How well did I do? What worked? What do I need to improve?
Well, the feedback I created was useful, I think. I hope I wasn't too harsh with my critiques, but I think all the advice was good. I started this process early so as to finish before Thanksgiving, so that was nice.
Creation: What should I do next? What's my plan/design?
I will review the comments of my peers, along with the comments from Dr. Weaver, and compose a final draft.
Personal Reflections
A nice relaxing week this week--I enjoyed the hiatus very much. Looking forward, I have some minor revisions to make and a few small sections to create. I feel good about my ability to satisfactorily complete the literature review on time and at a high level of quality.
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