Dewey's Model of Reflective Thought and Action


Ideal

- Have three balanced meals daily to maintain consistent energy levels and overall health.

Reality (gap)

- Frequently skip meals, especially breakfast - Occasionally forgets to eat due to a busy schedule or lack of appetite from stress

Causes/Conditions

- Irregular routines caused by unhealthy sleeping patterns - Lack of structured meal schedules - Often prioritising tasks over personal well-being

Effects/Results

- Low energy levels lead to fatigue throughout the day - Gastric discomfort due to prolonged fasting  - Difficulty concentrating which affects productivity and study efficiency

Goal

- Build a habit of eating regularly to maintain energy levels and improve concentration
- Enhance the overall health and reduce episodes of gastric discomfort

Possible change

- Set regular reminders to eat meals on time, even during busy periods
- Incorporate healthy snacks into the routine to address sudden hunger or missed meals

Testing the hypothesis > solution

- Keep light snacks, such as nuts or fruits, readily available for emergencies
- Make a conscious effort to eat meals at consistent times daily
- Track energy levels, mood, and focus to observe improvements
- Gradually adjust sleeping patterns to support a more regular eating schedule

Outcome of change

- Improved and sustained energy levels throughout the day
- Better focus and cognitive function during studies and tasks
- Reduced frequency of gastric issues and discomfort
- Establishment of healthier routines that contribute to overall well-being

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