Keeping a reflective journal Maintaining a personal reflective journal during a coaching or mentoring relationship improves the quality of reflection and the depth of personal learning. Good practice in maintaining the learning journal includes: Setting aside regular times for reflection (Weekly or even daily tends to be more effective than monthly.) Finding a quiet place,…
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