Reflectiveness 201DescriptionConstantly seeking
to add new learning
techniques to your
repertoire from all
possible sources
Identifying how much
of your learning is
absorbing facts or
information versus
experiences or trial
and error
Persisting with new
learning methods or
techniques until they
become easier
Habitually exploring
how you learn
Pondering the differ-
ent feelings, pleasant
and unpleasant, trig-
gered by different
learning experiences
Focusing on develop-
ing your preferred
learning style(s)
Experimenting, on a
trial-and-error basis,
with different ways
of learning
Deliberately choos-
ing challenging learn-
ing options
Using mind maps or
spider diagrams
Consciously using a
learning model, for
example, the learning
cycle or the idea of
multiple intelligences
Pondering your
original motives for
learning and those
that keep you going
Very confident Confident Need to practice