Understanding and Describing Evidence
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Understanding and Describing Evidence
Assessment item 1:- Understanding and Describing Evidence.
The topic that I have chosen is Critical Reflection in Adult Education.
Sourcing relevant information led me to various locations and mediums including electronic databases, internet search engines and libraries.
DATABASES
On-line searches of databases were interesting and informative as a new medium that I’ve never ventured into. Using the computer at the UWS library and at home I entered the ERIC and Proquest Education Complete databases and gained information as follows.
• Access UWS library Voyager front page
• Click on database
• Scroll file to ERIC and click go
• This opens the Webspirs Netscape page
• Tick the ERIC database 1992-2000 and click search
• 1. Typed in �critical reflection’ in �words anywhere’ and highlight �English’
• 229 results displayed
• 2. Typed in �adult education’ and click search
• 11949 results displayed
• Clicked to �Advance Search’ and combined my search which narrowed it down to 25 results for �Critical reflection’ and �adult education’. Three relevant examples are-
1. Brookfield, Stephen D. (1995) Becoming a Critically Reflective Teacher. Jossey-Bass.
2. Stein, David. (2000) Teaching Critical Reflection. Myths and Realities No. 7.
3. Brookfield, Stephen. A Critical Definition of Adult Education. Adult Education Quarterly; v36 n1 p44-49 Fall 1985.
Another database accessed was �Education Complete –Proquest’.
ERIC can also be