Janet Hargreaves is Associate Dean, Learning and Teaching at University of Huddersfield.Louise Page is a playwright, novelist and journalist.

• Figures viTables viiBoxes viiAcknowledgements viiiIntroduction ix1. Reflection in context: what this book is all about 12. The context of reflective practice: choosing an approach that works for you 203. The Reflective Timeline 454. Writing reflection for assessment: the individual voice 665. Reflecting together: the collective voice 876. Expressing reflection in other ways 1077. Reflective practice is ethical practice 1268. Asking difficult questions – exploring reflection in challenging situations 1469. Is reflection always a good thing? Arguments and evidence 16210. Conclusion: embedding reflection – looking forward 177References 182Index 189

“This is a very good book, clearly written, easy to read and definitely worth a place in any social worker’s collection.”British Journal of Social Work

Janet Hargreaves is Associate Dean, Learning and Teaching at University of Huddersfield.Louise Page is a playwright, novelist and journalist.

• Figures viTables viiBoxes viiAcknowledgements viiiIntroduction ix1. Reflection in context: what this book is all about 12. The context of reflective practice: choosing an approach that works for you 203. The Reflective Timeline 454. Writing reflection for assessment: the individual voice 665. Reflecting together: the collective voice 876. Expressing reflection in other ways 1077. Reflective practice is ethical practice 1268. Asking difficult questions – exploring reflection in challenging situations 1469. Is reflection always a good thing? Arguments and evidence 16210. Conclusion: embedding reflection – looking forward 177References 182Index 189

“This is a very good book, clearly written, easy to read and definitely worth a place in any social worker’s collection.”British Journal of Social Work

Janet Hargreaves is Associate Dean, Learning and Teaching at University of Huddersfield.Louise Page is a playwright, novelist and journalist.

• Figures viTables viiBoxes viiAcknowledgements viiiIntroduction ix1. Reflection in context: what this book is all about 12. The context of reflective practice: choosing an approach that works for you 203. The Reflective Timeline 454. Writing reflection for assessment: the individual voice 665. Reflecting together: the collective voice 876. Expressing reflection in other ways 1077. Reflective practice is ethical practice 1268. Asking difficult questions – exploring reflection in challenging situations 1469. Is reflection always a good thing? Arguments and evidence 16210. Conclusion: embedding reflection – looking forward 177References 182Index 189

“This is a very good book, clearly written, easy to read and definitely worth a place in any social worker’s collection.”British Journal of Social Work