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Reflection On Training And Development

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DHSM303: FACILITATING TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

ASSIGNMENT 3 (INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT)

SELF REFLECTION REPORT

TUTOR-JAN FITZ GERALD

STUDENT NAME-HARJINDER KAUR

STUDENT ID-TIZ00002C6

INTRODUCTION
I am going to prepare a report and reflection journal about my reflection on the course and new environment in which I am living. This report will help me just to remind overall my growth and development and I face and deal with challenges in my new track of life. I feel so happy to say that I got the opportunity to get higher education from New Zealand.it is pretty great country because the education system, country rule and regulations, workplace environment and everything is totally different and better than our own country (India).for example in relation to education system, I have learn a heap of teaching and learning methods from the teacher which are really useful to understand something quick and in a couple of minutes.Which both methods I have learned from my respected teacher Jan Fitz Gerald.
Next I would like to talk that in my country only the one method of teaching was used for everybody but here in new Zealand I have notice that the teachers always go through different type of teaching tools for instance they teach according to Kolb experimental learning model (1984) and some adult learning theories because they know that everybody have different learning style and

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