From your studies to your career, reflection and reflective writing is a key skill for personal and professional development. However, reflective writing requires a different approach to essays or reports – it can be difficult to know how to accomplish it. Written in a supportive and inclusive tone, The Student's Guide to Reflective Writing is an ideal resource for anyone faced with reflective writing assignments. It provides clear and practical advice on every step of the process, showing you how to: - Record your experiences - Choose what to write about - Structure your assignment - Write reflectively using appropriate tone and language; and - Incorporate theory and refer to professional skills and competencies Throughout the book, there are a wealth of practice tasks and detailed examples of reflective writing from a range of disciplines. It also contains a glossary of sentence structures to help you get get started and build your confidence. This hands-on and supportive guide equips you with the skills to write critically, reflectively and successfully.

As kids, PJ and Moose were rarely out of each other's sight. Then, the 1960's happen. PJ's thrill-seeking accelerates. After stops at a psychiatric hospital, military school, and the Marines, he becomes a fixture on Hollywood's Sunset Strip. Moose enters college, but can't overcome his restlessness. He quits, lands in Vietnam, and finds himself alone in the back of his pickup years after the War. But, worlds apart, PJ and Moose maintain their boyhood connection.

From the commotion of a college campus to hitchhiking on the open road and treating young heroin users in Vietnam, "Phoenix to LA" is a piece of living history for children of the 1960s, their children, and their grandchildren.