Reflective Journal: Exploring Employability Skills and Gibbs Cycle
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Journal and Reflective Writing
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This reflective journal explores the development of employability skills through the lens of the Gibbs reflective cycle. The introduction highlights the significance of transferable skills in attracting employers and emphasizes the use of the reflective cycle for personal and professional growth. The journal details the student's experience with a group project, describing initial nervousness, challenges in communication and teamwork, and the importance of human relations. The 'Feelings' section reflects on the student's emotions, including initial apprehension and the eventual development of time management and communication skills. The 'Evaluation' section identifies both effective and ineffective aspects of the experience, recognizing the value of existing skills and the need for improvement. The 'Analysis' section connects the experiences to the literature, emphasizing the link between study and employability skills, such as communication and ICT skills. The conclusion summarizes key learnings, focusing on the need for improved skills like decision-making and problem-solving. An action plan is included, outlining specific skills to be improved (communication, ICT skills, problem-solving), timelines, and activities for improvement. The journal references relevant academic sources supporting the reflections.
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