Which reflection type involves analyzing methods used to solve problems?

• A. Process
• B. Content
• C. Action
• D. For action

Answer: (A)

The main idea is examining the steps and strategies used to solve problems. Process reflection focuses on the methods you chose, the sequence of actions, the reasoning at each step, and how effective those approaches were in reaching a solution. By analyzing the process, you can spot unnecessary steps, gaps in logic, or more efficient strategies for future problems. The other types center on what you learned about the content or on how you’ll apply learning in the future, rather than on critiquing the solving methods themselves.