If the first phase of reflection, then, is identified as the description of an experience and the awareness of feelings, thoughts, and other essential aspects, our second phase of reflection is analysing experiences by reflective inquiry, which triggers a process of analysis within a person's unique frame of reference.
Whereas the content of reflection is context specific and influenced by its triggering experience and learners' unique frame of reference, the process of reflection has a more generic character [ 34, 35].
These are propositional (academic learning – facts, concepts), professional craft (learning from experience), and personal knowledge (knowledge of self and unique frame of reference) [ 15].
First, students have unique frames of reference influenced by their individual prior experiences, knowledge, and beliefs [ 44], which lead them to reflect on different aspects of experience, pose different searching questions, and identify different learning goals.
First, previous studies assume an external frame of reference when referring to spatial cross-modal congruence47.
Cape Town is unique, but if you need a frame of reference to better get perspective, it bears some comparison to Sydney and San Francisco - it sits on the water and the waterfront is a marquee attraction.
Descriptors are an obvious way to provide a frame of reference.
Here the covers provided a welcome frame of reference.
We no longer have a universal frame of reference.
"They have a larger frame of reference," he said.
