Quiz 3 LRF

After attending a retreat, you observe the changes in your attitude and actions. You become more patient with your classmates and more considerate of their feelings. Which part of the Lasallian Reflection Framework does this experience fall under?

• SEE-EXPERIENCE

• ANALYSIS-REFLECTION

• COMMITMENT-ACTION

• None of the above

Answer explanation

This situation is under SEE-EXPERIENCE because it involves being aware of a personal experience or change in behavior after attending a retreat. It’s the stage where the person observes and becomes conscious of their experiences.

During a group discussion about your school's social outreach program, you analyze how your actions could be more impactful by considering the needs of the community. Which Lasallian Reflection Framework component is this?

• • SEE-EXPERIENCE

• • ANALYSIS-REFLECTION

• • COMMITMENT-ACTION

Answer explanation

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  ANALYSIS-REFLECTION is about critically thinking about the situation, examining one’s experiences, and making sense of them. Here, the focus is on analyzing how actions can be more meaningful and impactful.

After reflecting on your actions during a community service project, you commit to regularly volunteering to help those in need. Which component of the Lasallian Reflection Framework does this reflect?

• • SEE-EXPERIENCE

• • ANALYSIS-REFLECTION

• • COMMITMENT-ACTION

Answer explanation

• COMMITMENT-ACTION involves taking concrete steps to put one’s reflections into practice. Here, the commitment to volunteering regularly shows a decision to act based on one’s reflections.

A classmate tells you about their struggles at home, and you listen attentively, offering your support. This is an example of which part of the Lasallian Reflection Framework?

• • SEE-EXPERIENCE

• • ANALYSIS-REFLECTION

• • COMMITMENT-ACTION

Answer explanation

• This is SEE-EXPERIENCE, as you are observing and listening attentively to someone else's experience, becoming conscious of their situation.

After a leadership training, you reflect on how you can improve your leadership style, considering how you can be more compassionate and approachable to others. Which part of the Lasallian Reflection Framework is involved in this?

• • SEE-EXPERIENCE

• • ANALYSIS-REFLECTION

• • C) COMMITMENT-ACTION

Answer explanation

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  ANALYSIS-REFLECTION is the stage of critically analyzing and thinking about your own experiences, leading to insights on how to improve and act differently.

After reflecting on a past argument with a friend, you realize that your words were hurtful, and you promise to apologize. This shows which Lasallian Reflection Framework component?

• • SEE-EXPERIENCE

• • ANALYSIS-REFLECTION

• • C) COMMITMENT-ACTION

Answer explanation

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  This is COMMITMENT-ACTION because you’ve made a commitment to act by apologizing, following a period of reflection on your actions

You have just participated in a religious retreat where you gained new perspectives on your faith. You’re now reflecting on how to incorporate these lessons into your everyday life. Which stage of the Lasallian Reflection Framework does this involve?

• • SEE-EXPERIENCE

• • ANALYSIS-REFLECTION

• • COMMITMENT-ACTION

Answer explanation

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  This example involves ANALYSIS-REFLECTION as you’re reflecting critically on your experience and thinking about how to apply it in real life.

After reflecting on a group project, you decide to take on more responsibility in future tasks and commit to better time management. Which component is this an example of?

• • SEE-EXPERIENCE

• • ANALYSIS-REFLECTION

• • COMMITMENT-ACTION

Answer explanation

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  This is COMMITMENT-ACTION, where you decide to take tangible steps to improve yourself based on the reflection you’ve done.

During a discussion about your school’s environmental initiative, you observe how many people seem unaware of the impact of their actions on the planet. What part of the Lasallian Reflection Framework does this correspond to?

• SEE-EXPERIENCE

• • ANALYSIS-REFLECTION

• • COMMITMENT-ACTION

Answer explanation

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  SEE-EXPERIENCE corresponds to the act of observing or experiencing something. In this case, you are observing your classmates’ lack of awareness about environmental issues.

1. After hearing about an issue of injustice in your community, you think about how you could contribute to change. This involves which part of the Lasallian Reflection Framework?

• • SEE-EXPERIENCE

• • ANALYSIS-REFLECTION

• • COMMITMENT-ACTION

Answer explanation

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  This is ANALYSIS-REFLECTION, as you are thinking critically about the situation and considering your role in addressing the issue.