MiniLesson How to Write a Reflective Statement Reflective

Reflective Writing reflection: A fixing of the thoughts on something; careful consideration. IB wants

What does good reflection look like? It is straightforward (clear and to the point)

Structure Then Reflection What you Learned (supported with specific details) Now Reflection Demonstrates change/development

A: Fulfilling the requirements of the reflective statement • To what extent does the

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Mini-Lesson: How to Write a Reflective Statement

Reflective Writing reflection: A fixing of the thoughts on something; careful consideration. IB wants to see that you have developed your skills as a reflective writer.

What does good reflection look like? It is straightforward (clear and to the point) It is supported with specific details It shows development in your understanding…awareness of the before and after

Structure Then Reflection What you Learned (supported with specific details) Now Reflection Demonstrates change/development How did my understanding of how to write a reflective statement change due to this mini-lesson?

A: Fulfilling the requirements of the reflective statement • To what extent does the student show his or her understanding …. was developed …. ? Note: The word limit for the reflective statement is 300– 400 words. If the word limit is exceeded, 1 mark will be deducted. 0 The work does not reach a standard described by the descriptors to the right. 1 Reflection …. shows superficial development of the student’s understanding …. . 2 Reflection …shows some development of the student’s …. . 3 Reflection …. shows development of the student’s understanding …. . .

Sample Reflective Statement Discussion.