Writing the comparative report

The overall structure of the comparative report is outlined for you in the task. Within this structure, you need to include your description of the learning experience and your detailed analysis of your learning.

You must have three sections, as we outlined above:

• Comparison: In this section, include your description of the differences or similarities, along with your explanation for why the difference or similarity occurs.
• Reflection on learning: Under Reflection on learning, you need to highlight what you learned from the expert response. You should identify if this new knowledge reinforced, challenged, or added to your previous understanding of the case and the issues.
• Impact on practice: In this section, outline what you will do differently in your practice as a result of this learning. This should be practical, and include specific actions or strategies you will use if faced with the issues from the case.