Named for Professor Graham Gibbs of Oxford University. Gibbs reflective cycle is a staged analysis of an experience. There are six basic stages:
The cycle connects each stage of the analysis and response to the others in a continuum. This analytical method defines stages effectively, and allows some structure and systematic processes in analysis. |
Examples of Gibbs Reflective Cycle:
| You may for example start with an action plan intending to do something, and follow through points 1-5 as a natural result, arriving at a new action plan. Each part of the cycle is a logical development from any point in the cycle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reflective_practice https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giffen_good |
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Types of goods in economics. |