Mike Major, SPHR

A reflection on your learning experience (class activity, assignment, project, work experience, etc) gives you an opportunity to think about what you have learned, examine the procedures used while learning, and make connections to other things you’ve learned. You will be asked to create reflections on most artifacts you select for inclusion in a presentation portfolio. Reflections are frequently a written activity, but can articulate your learning in less traditional ways such as through videos, digital images and audio recordings. Connect reflections to specific artifacts to give meaning and value to artifacts and demonstrate your learning.