Reflection in a fast-paced world

Reflective practices are deliberate attempts to access 'R-mode' thinking (formerly called rightbrain thinking), emphasising such non-rational responses as metaphor and imagery. They work by connecting the two modes of thinking -'L-mode' and 'R-mode' - providing access t...

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Published inTraining Journal p. 19
Main Author Altman, David G
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London Dods Parliamentary Communications Limited 01.06.2013
Subjects
Cognition & reasoning
Decision making
Diaries
Dreams
Leadership
Problem solving
Reflective practice
United Kingdom > UK
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Summary:Reflective practices are deliberate attempts to access 'R-mode' thinking (formerly called rightbrain thinking), emphasising such non-rational responses as metaphor and imagery. They work by connecting the two modes of thinking -'L-mode' and 'R-mode' - providing access to data, facts, values, experiences, hunches, analysis, evaluation, intuition, different perspectives and feelings. This process of connecting and accessing is what makes reflection a whole-brain activity.
ISSN:1465-6523