ABSTRACT
If we want to move ‘beyond’ reflective practice, what are some of the directions we need to be taking? In this chapter I look at this issue through the prism of critical reflection. I focus on the problem in two main ways: first, I revisit what the ‘critical’ in critical reflection means; and second, I address the potential for a collective focus, which forms one of the current concerns regarding the applicability of reflective practices in the workplace.
