How to Create a Reflection
Reflection
Reflective thinking and communication is a uniquely personal process. This is why research or using generative AI (like ChatGPT) is typically unhelpful for this task.

Test your Knowledge
Based on what you’ve learned so far, test your knowledge by reviewing the sample reflection below. Can you identify the different parts of a reflection? Click the check mark to check your answer.
If anything seems unclear, feel free to go back a page or two to review some of the key concepts presented or review the resources below.
Extend your Learning
Want to explore further ways of developing your reflective writing? The following links will lead you to more information and helpful templates.
Learning Aids:
- Reflective Writing Guide
- Using Your Personal Strengths
Learning Centre Videos: - What is Reflection?
This video from the KPU Learning Centres explains reflection and its importance in academic contexts. - Reflective Learning Cycle
In this KPU Learning Centre video Graham Gibbs’ Reflective cycle is introduced one method to structure the reflective process.