Journal Writing and Adult Learning. ERIC Digest
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Saved by 2 people (-2 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-10-21
- Mmkrill on 2009-06-09 - Tags journals , reflection , elearning
- Lajost on 2007-09-07 - Tags adult_education , journal , l@jost
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journal writing is closest to natural
speech, and writing can flow without self-consciousness or inhibition. It
reveals thought processes and mental habits, it aids memory, and it provides a
context for healing and growth.
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Journals are tools for growth through critical reflection, for it is not
enough to observe and record experiences, but "equally important is the ability
to make meaning out of what is expressed"
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The journal
becomes another text on which to reflect, but it is a text written in the
learner's authentic voice, and this personal engagement adds a necessary
affective element to the learning process.
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Holt concluded
that either the guiding questions they were given did not motivate reflection or
they did not know how to write reflectively.
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