Aimee Carver Moorhouse

My Reflective Practice Presentation

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Putting together a presentation for my Reflective Practice module was a positive experience. The process not only helped me consolidate my knowledge, but also allowed me to reflect and plan for the future. Here, I’ll discuss my journey, the strategies I used, and the insights I gained.

Using Past Examples for Structure

To begin my presentation, I looked at previous examples. This exploration was useful as it provided a clear structure and set a standard to aim for. By analysing these examples, I identified key components that make a presentation engaging and informative. This first step relieved some of the anxiety that comes with starting from scratch and provided me with a road map to follow.

Structuring the Presentation

Breaking down the presentation into manageable sections was crucial. Here’s how I organised it:

1. Introduction

I began with an introduction, outlining the purpose of the presentation and what the audience could expect.

2. Planned Achievements vs. Actual Achievements

I detailed my initial goals for each module and compared them to what I actually accomplished. Including screenshots of my work added a visual element to follow along and see concrete examples of my progress.

3. SWOT Analysis

For a thorough evaluation, I conducted a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) on my progress of both modules. This analysis helped me identify areas of improvement and potential growth, providing a balanced view of my journey.

4. Future Plans and Goals

At the end I discussed my aspirations post-course completion. This included both short-term and long-term goals, outlining a clear path forward.

5. Q&A Session

To conclude, I allocated time for questions. Laura, my tutor, asked about my experience with the Reflective Practice module and encouraged me to delve deeper into my future ideas.

Overcoming Nervousness

Despite my initial nervousness and the mental build-up, the presentation went better than I had anticipated. Here are a few takeaways from my experience:

Preparation is Key

While I was pleased with how the presentation turned out, I realised the importance of preparation. For future presentations, I plan to practice more thoroughly. Running through the presentation multiple times and memorising key points will help me avoid relying on notes and deliver a more confident and polished speech.

Embrace the Process

Reflective practice is a continuous journey. Embracing each step, from preparation to delivery, allows for genuine growth and improvement.

Final Thoughts

Creating and delivering this presentation provided essential learning opportunities. It not only showcased my progress but also highlighted areas for future development. By reflecting on my journey and setting clear goals, I feel more prepared and motivated for what’s next.

In conclusion, the process of creating this presentation was rewarding. It affirmed the importance of reflective practice and provided a platform to showcase my learning and growth.

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