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The learner must compare what they are being told during training with their own experiences and knowledge of the procedures on the ship. They must ask themselves, ‘What have I learned?’ and ask others, ‘What have you learned?’ It’s important that the learner values contributions from others and that they are not afraid to join in with discussions and share their thoughts and experiences.
Reflective learning works best when there is an open and positive atmosphere where all participants can express their opinions and concerns. Perception and perspective are very individual and the participants should be encouraged to share different views. This will result in a common understanding of the issues and lead to a stronger safety culture on board the vessel that just watching a video would not provide.
As the leading providers of Safety Through Knowledge in the maritime industry, Seagull Maritime supports reflective learning as an essential component of effective training on board. For more information on Seagull’s approach to this subject and further guidance on how to maximize the benefits from this important learning technique, please contact your dedicated account manager.


