Existing reflection models lack strategies to manage challenges introduced by GenAI¶

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q2 i? The literature survey indicates existing reflection models do not have clear strategies for the problems GenAI introduces, and no new reflection model had been introduced to tackle them. → Rajan Kadel 2026

Evidence¶

Rajan Kadel 2026¶

Rajan Kadel, Samar Shailendra, Islam Mohammad Tahidul, Urvashi Rahul Saxena, Aakanksha Sharma, and Sabitra Kaphle. (2026). The 5P Reflection Model for Education in the Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) Era. Pre-print submitted to IEEE Transactions on Education. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.03413 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2609.03413

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A narrative literature review of reflection research published in the last three years, focused on disruptions catalysed by GenAI. The review's key observations state that "Existing reflective models do not have clear strategies" for GenAI-introduced problems. No effect size is reported; this is the authors' synthesis.

"Existing reflective models do not have clear strategies, and no new reflection model is introduced to tackle the problem introduced by GenAI."

Discussion¶

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