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Naikan reflection

In this lesson, students explore Naikan Reflection, a Japanese method of structured self-reflection used to improve relationships. The aim is to shift attention away from blame and entitlement and toward gratitude, responsibility, reciprocity, and perspective-taking. Students will also consider how culture may affect the strategy's effectiveness. Thank you to Olivia Martin from Knole Academy in Sevenoaks for sharing...

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