The phrase "a reflective work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a piece of writing or art that encourages contemplation or introspection.
Example: "Her latest novel is a reflective work that explores the complexities of human relationships."
Alternatives: "a contemplative piece" or "an introspective work".
During the Pentangle years, Jansch recorded three solo albums, notably Rosemary Lane (1971), a stark, reflective work that included the traditional song Reynardine, learned from Briggs, alongside his own compositions.
From Thursday through Sunday, the Houston Ballet will present the world premiere performances of "In a Whisper," her reflective work for five men and five women dancing to the adagio from Schubert's String Quartet in C. Information: (713) 22713713.
Instead his contemporaneous typewritten journals have now been published, abridged but not expurgated.Though an imperfect substitute for a reflective integrated work, the "Journals" are an indispensable source for historians and irresistibly readable.
Let us hope that it inspires further reflective work to ensure that we all fully act on disaster risk reduction including through keeping a sustained, watchful eye on the national governments tasked with carrying out the SFDRR.
In this article, we illustrate the development of reflective work methods not only on the micro level in day care centers, but also at a macro level, in both the administrative hierarchy on early childhood education in municipalities and in the cooperation network of four municipalities in the metropolitan area of Helsinki, Finland.
On the other hand, we can build on substantial reflective work that already exists.
The purpose of assessed reflective work during training is to prepare students for reflective practice [ 36, 37].
Each activity (feedback, reflection, and action planning) was followed by a discussion in plenary which provided feedback to the small learning groups to pursue their reflective work.> Two strategies were used to collect data: direct observation of the workshops and analysis of the participants' action plans.
"Light is more of a thrust for us now, and that's where these fit in," Paulson says of the reflective works, treated with mineral oil in order to slow, but not stop, the aging process.
