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                STUDENT NUMBER – 436246 STUDENT NAME – DESISLAVA MUTKUROVA MODUL TITLE - Critical Thinking and Reflective Practice MODULE CODE – HSC4001-20 ASSIGNMENT NAME – S1. Critical Reflective Blog WORD COUNT - 1500      Theories and Models of Reflection The idea behind reflection theory is that our understanding reflects the 'real world.' There are various interpretations of reflection theory. John Locke developed empiricist reflection theory, which asserted that we have knowledge of the world because our ideas resemble (or reflect) the objects that give rise to them The Kolb learning cycle and the Honey and Mumford model are two models of reflective practice. David Kolb created the Kolb learning model in 1984. Kolb's experiential learning theory and Kolb's learning styles inventory were promoted in the model. Based on a four-stage learning cycle, there are four distinct learning styles. The Kolb mo...

 Using reflection and critical thinking to address health and social care dilemmas and solve problems! Introduction The mental process of actively and skillfully perception, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation of obtained information through observation, experience, and conversation that leads to a decision for action is characterized as critical thinking. Critical thinking is frequently mentioned in health and social education, as well as its importance in everyday life. Critical analysis, introductory and concluding justification, valid conclusion, distinguishing facts and opinions, evaluating the credibility of information sources, clarification of concepts, and recognition of conditions are the main critical thinking skills that doctors/nursing students should practice during their studies. Specific practices are required to improve critical thinking.  To understand and use critical thinking, health and social care specialists must acquire mental independence, justice, per...

 The Values and application of critical thinking in practice What is critical thinking? Individuals who use logic and critical thinking to decide what to do or believe in a given scenario. Employees who can think critically are thoughtful, self-sufficient, and capable. Critical thinking involves connecting ideas logically, analyzing and evaluating arguments, seeing inconsistencies and faults in your work and the work of others, solving complicated issues, and engaging in reflection. A critical thinker not only gathers information well, but also understands how to apply that knowledge to derive facts and decide results. Critical thinkers solve issues better than those who merely remember facts because they conceptualize consequences. How important is critical thinking? One of the most important cognitive abilities a person may learn is critical thinking. By exercising well-thought-out thinking, you may make a positive difference in your life on both a professional and personal level...