For example, a curriculum scan would provide insight if there is training which explicitly addresses reflection around one's own prejudices or cultural values.
The part of the emotional spectrum they address is reflection, pleasurable melancholy, recollection in tranquillity.
This study addresses the reflection and transmission of long waves from a trapezoidal breakwater and a series of trapezoidal breakwaters, using the matching method.
Who wouldn't get a little misty listening to dramatic readings, addresses, reflections, and introductions by the likes of Samuel L. Jackson, Tom Hanks, Ashley Judd, Tiger Woods, Queen Latifah, and Vice-President-And-Everyman-Elect, Joe Biden?
A mutual, simultaneous condensation of codes and meaning units followed, which identified sections of the reflections addressing the initial themes and subthemes.
As it is hard to explain why CDSSs are not increasingly exploited in nursing, this chapter calls to the profession to focus their collective reflections on addressing the obstacles to widespread integration.
What's remarkable is how much we've done to address it — a reflection, I suspect, not only of how broadly it affects our lives but of how deeply it affects our psyches.
However, it does not address the compressibility, reflection, and feedback amplification of the pressure forces as directed by NRC.
As was seen in section 1, such reflection addresses an agent's reasons for acting in one way or another; conclusions about such reasons are characteristically couched in evaluative terms, as claims about what it would be good to do, or as normative conclusions about the actions that one ought to perform.
According to Archer's model for effective feedback [ 21], which addressed self-monitoring (reflection on action) supported by external feedback and linkage with personal goals (action plan) in a coherent process, the result in our study points out future improvement for faculty development program through the process of curriculum evaluation.
