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Hi Eric I have just had a look at the wiki and am very impressed. You //have// done a lot of work here. The first two parts of your assignment seem to be progressing well and it is good to see that you are looking wider than the recommended reading to consider what a reflective practitioner is. Having a wider variety of input, which you use critically to discuss the variety of theories relating to reflection, is a good strategy. There is no need to agree with everything; in fact it is good when you do not as it shows that you have thought about the issue in your own context. You seem to be doing that here. As far as the professional issues is concerned please do not forget, again, to look critically at these. There should be some information in this part arising from reading on the issues that you identify, perhaps from government, college or sectoral, policies or from research that has been carried out in the area yu choose to look at. It should not just be a list of issues but a critical, in-depth look at them. In addition, the personal development plan should have goals, measurements and timings for achievement/completion and should relate closely to the issues that you identify in the previous part. You should be detailing how you will deal with these, or at least some of these. I see that you have information on referencing etc. so ensure that you follow these instructions, so that no marks are lost due to procedural errors. There is much good stuff here so keep up the good work. Margaret