Gibbs reflective Cycle
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Graham Gibbs
Gibbs Refelective Cycle is named after Professor Graham Gibbs, University of Oxford. After setting up the Open University’s Centre for Higher Education Practice, in 2004 Graham was appointed Director of the Institute for the Advancement of Learning at Oxford University. Gibbs first outlined the Reflective Cycle in 1988 in Learning by Doing: A guide to teaching and learning methods. Further Education Unit. Oxford Polytechnic: Oxford.
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Gibbs Model for Reflection
One of the most popular models for reflection, entailing a six step process which is one of the few models which take emotions into account.
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The Reflective Cycle
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Example of Gibbs Reflective Cycle in Use
An example of the use of Gibbs Reflective Cycle documented in Andy Roberts Learning journal
