Self-Reflection Personal Journal

• 5.5" x 8.5" size
• 80 pages
• Lined Paper
  

Deeper understanding that's all yours.

Self-reflection makes it possible to give your notetaking an even more impactful touch. It's a great tool for taking notes - and building deeper understanding, critical thinking, personal growth, and self-awareness - on the go. Turn your learning into a one-of-a-kind reflection that's notably yours.

More than just notetaking.

The self-reflection learning style is more than just a record of what you learned.  It's a deep, recognized learning tool to help you observe your insights, feelings, and reflections on the learning experience. You may want to write about an incident you observed, a person, a place, an important childhood experience, different reactions to a situation, a current issue, a goal, an ethical problem, or any other subject that has attracted your attention and occupied your thoughts.  Consider yourself an investigator and ask why something is the way it is, why people respond in certain ways to a particular situation, what a person's or place's or item's special characteristics are, or how something happened. In other words, think about what you observe and write those thoughts in your journal entries. Start by asking: "Did you ever wonder why . . . ?"