Authors
Cherie Tsingos-Lucas, Sinthia Bosnic-Anticevich, Carl R Schneider, Lorraine Smith
Publication date
2017/2/25
Journal
American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
Volume
81
Issue
1
Pages
8
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
Objectives. To investigate whether reflective-writing skills are associated with academic success.
Methods. Two hundred sixty-four students enrolled in a pharmacy practice course completed reflective statements. Regression procedures were conducted to determine whether reflective-writing skills were associated with academic success in different assessment formats: written, oral, and video tasks.
Results. Reflective-writing skills were found to be a predictor of academic performance in some formats of assessment: written examination; oral assessment task and overall score for the Unit of Study (UoS). Reflective writing skills were not found to predict academic success in the video assessment task.
Conclusions. Possessing good reflective-writing skills was associated with improved academic performance. Further research is recommended investigating the impact of reflective skill development on academic …
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