Formal evaluation from these interprofessional, participant comments after this workshop provided collaborative critical observation for reflection by the development group.
We reject any reflections with fewer than four observations; for all other reflections, we merge the observations in each group using Equation 20.
Observations and reflections of the project team and committee members were used for ongoing improvements to the program components and implementation process.
According to Kolb's four-stage experiential learning cycle, immediate and concrete experiences are the basis for observations and reflections [ 31].
The answer lay in Kapuściński's two-notebook habit: one for straightforward, factual reporting; one for impressionistic observations and reflections.
The main approaches to reflection in medical education are threefold: a) reflection for learning, b) reflection to develop a therapeutic relationship and c) reflection to develop professional practice.
The need to dress up any exploration of a social or psychological phenomenon in go-go language, making interesting observations or reflections the basis for something like a new social movement ("Introverts of the World, Unite!" as The Atlantic headlined a follow-up interview with Rauch), is particularly American, and can be as noisily grating as the compulsory extroversion Cain deplores.
In fact, for some students, these observations sparked reflections on ethical dilemmas they encountered at their home institutions: "…[In Ghana] we don't have that respect.
A major strength of this study was the multisource feedback which provided the observations for cyclical reflection and planning.
Moreover, the number of observations for a reflection necessary to assemble an accurate data set could be reduced to a few observations.
An alternative, but much less convincing, explanation for our observations is that reflections A C originate from other protruding bedforms such as drumlins and bedrock knobs.
