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Triggers for Reflection

David R. Kember

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction Themes Reflection Following a Problem (A) Stimuli to Reflection (B and 1) Stimuli in a Professional Context (C) Reflection as an Individual or a Group Activity (2) Strategies for Promoting Reflection in an Academic Context (G and 3) Prompting Reflection in an Academic Context (H and 4) The Breadth of Reflection (5)

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Key concepts: Reflection (computer programming), Context (archaeology), Psychology, Computer science, Geography, Archaeology, Programming language