How to Organise Reflection in Learning? 4 Different Reflection Methods

Subscribe to our channel to get more fresh videos for non-formal education https://www.youtube.com/youtrainvideo... and visit our community on Facebook to join our discussion about videos as educational tools:   / videosforeducators   Please find resources and attachments for How to Organise Reflection in Learning? 4 Different Reflection Methods - below. Thank you for watching our video! 00:32 4 Different methods to implement Reflection 00:40 Group size 00:45 Duration 00:54 Visual Reflection 01:36 Questions on Flipchart 02:27 Reflection Groups 03:30 Diary/Journal 04:02 Materials 04:49 What else? ►Description This video tutorial is a series of methods which can be used to enable reflection on learning outcomes, evaluate the day, highlight important aspects, etc. Reflection is important in any training because it completes the cycle of learning, integrating and assessing the learning outcomes of the session, day or training. It can and it should be used in any educational activity, for any target group of learners. ►Support material for implementing Reflection methods: Training Session Outline of Reflection methods: http://bit.ly/YTRtso What is experiential learning and debriefing in the training environment? Kolb cycle    • What is Experiential Learning and Debriefi...   Team Building Outdoors: Geocaching    • Team Building Outdoors: Geocaching   Getting to Know Each Other Activity: Passport    • Getting to Know Each Other Activity: Passport   Classic Intercultural Simulation Activity - Five Tricks    • Classic Intercultural Simulation Activity ...   Watch all our videos in one playlist    • How to develop Non Formal Education activi...   ►About this video tutorial The footage for this video tutorial was shot during the YouTrain event “Method Lab” in late October of 2018 in Payerbach, Austria. We are grateful to the international participants of our event for their willingness to appear in the video. Authors of the video scripts: Sérgio Gonçalves, Yuliya Stankevich, Olga Kuczynska, Snezana Baclija Knoch, Jan Lai and MarCus Vrecer Graphics and illustrations: Coline Robin and Marco Politano Technical support: Giorgi Aronia and Vitalii Volodchenko Video production: Sijmen Tenwolde, Reinout van Schie ►About us and the project “YouTrain” is a long-term strategic partnership project which aims to increase the quality, reach and impact of non-formal education activities by creating a video toolbox for educators, and by promoting the use and production of educational video-tutorials in general. In the frame of YouTrain, we produced a set of 5 introductory videos on important aspects and considerations in non-formal education, a set of 15 video tutorials on specific methods in non-formal education, and a manual on how to produce video-tutorials by yourself. ►The project unites four organisations Coobra – cooperativa braccianti (Austria): http://www.coobra.at/ Ha Moment (Portugal): http://hamoment.org/ Euromove (the Netherlands): http://www.euro-move.org/ International Youth Work Trainers Guild (Germany/Europe wide): http://iywt.org/ ►Funding YouTrain is co-funded by ERASMUS+ programme of the European Union. More specifically, through the Austrian National Agency for ERASMUS+ under the “ERASMUS+ Key Action 2 - strategic partnership in the field of education, training and youth” granting scheme: https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasm... ►Disclaimer This method can be known under different names, and it may be adapted to specific needs and environments. We are not sure about the origins of this particular method. If you know the source of this method please contact us on [email protected] #Reflection