After the completion of your internship hours, you are invited to capture your personal and professional learning in a reflective practice report. This involves 4 main steps.
- Capture in your own words the experience of your internship. That might be an overall review or highlighting one event that stands out to you. Pick what has challenged you to pause in your own thinking, something that challenged your worldview.
- Analyse what you have learned, how you have grown. This could be connecting the practice and reality of climate action as experienced at your internship (and your project) to the classroom learnings and established concepts or literature. What patterns, explanations, gaps can you identify?
- Why does this matter? What do you draw from the overall experience for yourself, both personally and professionally, for climate action?
- Identify space for action, for yourself, for the community. What comes next?
Criteria
Written, up to 3000 words; or multi-media presentation 15 – 20 minutes. Submitted to Moodle. Standard APA formatting and copyright regulations apply.
Assessment
Weight:
20% of final grade, due after completion of your internship contact hours and prior to the end of the course.
You will be assessed on your ability to engage in reflective practice and the connections between theory, practice, application, and impact. You are expected to critically reflect on and engage with diverse concepts, to combine theory and practice, and to demonstrate understanding, critical analysis, and/or ability to frame potential future implications, which includes personal and professional development.
Submit: to Assignment 7: Climate Action Project Reflective Practice Report (Individual) in Moodle.