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Showing posts with label Learning journal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Learning journal. Show all posts

Friday, 16 January 2015

Are you Reflective, Reflecting, a Creative Music or Drama Practitioner?

REFLECTIVE PRACTICE | ECITCARP EVITCELFER
REFLECTIVE PRACTICE | ECITCARP EVITCELFER

Has your tutor suggested keeping a reflective journal?  Or they might have called it a 'learning journal'?

Have they suggested looking at the documentation that other Masters students have submitted in previous years?

Here in the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, the Whittaker Library can help!  Take a look in our catalogue - we've done the searching for you here.

If you're not on campus today, don't worry - we have e-books which may also be useful to you, eg:-


  • Reflective Practices in Arts Education (2006) click here.
  • Jennifer Moon - Learning Journals (2006) click here.
Here's a direct link to our catalogue if you'd like to try searching further keywords.  Happy hunting!  

We are the very helpful Whittaker Library staff at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. We first posted this in April 2014, but it seems very relevant to what our students are doing right now, so we're reblogging it!

Monday, 8 December 2014

Reflective Practice and Learning Journals: If you Do what you've always Done, you'll Get what you've always Got!

Group or Seminar Presentation Coming Up?

Many staff and students at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland have embraced the concept of  reflective practice - reflecting upon your creative practice, and allowing your reflections to inform future practice.  If you have to do a group presentation or seminar about a particular project or placement, maybe it's time for a bit of reflection and inner contemplation before you work out what to say?


If you check the Whittaker Library catalogue, you'll find various books and examples of learning journals.  Here are some useful keywords to search under!  (Don't miss our Learning Journals e-book, perfect for home study over the Christmas break when you tire of turkey and chocolates!!)

You could also try our Ingenta Connect database, to find useful articles that other people have written about reflective practice journals.

Here's the link:- Ingenta Connect - and you might start by searching Reflective Journal as your keywords.  Feel free to experiment!  (NB if you're off-campus, you'll need to login.  Find the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland - RCS staff and students can login once you've clicked on the Conservatoire's link.)

"If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always got!" - it's one of Karen's favourite quotes.  So go on - reflect!




Friday, 28 March 2014

Reflective Journals, Learning Journals

REFLECTIVE PRACTICE | ECITCARP EVITCELFER
REFLECTIVE PRACTICE | ECITCARP EVITCELFER

Has your tutor suggested keeping a reflective journal?  Or they might have called it a 'learning journal'?

Have they suggested looking at the documentation that other Masters students have submitted in previous years?

Here in the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, the Whittaker Library can help!  Take a look in our catalogue - we've done the searching for you here.

If you're not on campus today, don't worry - we have e-books which may also be useful to you, eg:-


  • Reflective Practices in Arts Education (2006) click here.
  • Jennifer Moon - Learning Journals (2006) click here.
Here's a direct link to our catalogue if you'd like to try searching further keywords.  Happy hunting!  

LIBRARY OPENING HOURS

  • We close at 5 pm today (Friday 28th March) and are only open on weekdays from 9.00 to 17.00 pm during the vacation. 
  • We're not open in the evenings or at weekends during this period. 
  • Normal hours resume on Tuesday 22nd April (9.00 - 20.30 pm.)