Sentence examples for become a reflective from inspiring English sources

It is a stimulating, engaging, life-long learning journey, teaching the registrar to become a reflective practitioner.

Alden has difficulty sustaining the emotional violence during the final scenes, where Donizetti slows the pace, and the score becomes a reflective exploration of the aftermath of trauma rather than a depiction of it.

It's not that you can't go looking for the things someone was tweeting five years ago, but it's not a trivial task to summon their past into the present — and the amount of effort required to unearth that past voice becomes a reflective reminder of its context as a past info-artifact, divorced from their current identity.

Her hope is that Elsie will become "a more reflective tutelary spirit," just as she herself has been South County's conscience, its memory.

I have become a more thoughtful and reflective person.

This encourages each student to become a proactive learner and reflective educator who is "committed to continuous improvement in practice; assumes responsibility for his or her own learning; demonstrates awareness of self, others, and the surrounding context; develops the thinking skills for effective inquiry; and takes action that aligns with new understandings" (York-Barr et al. 2006 p. 10).

Additionally, finding the gaps in their own content knowledge helped them "become a better teacher" (Ruth's Reflective Essay, 2012).

The parent becomes an active, reflective participant in the work of developing his/her interaction with the child, and the child is mentalized instead of problemized [ 37].

Significant event analysis has become an embedded part of reflective learning by GPs and forms a component of the annual appraisal system.

But after about three or four months, people became a little more reflective and started talking about it.

As its images accumulate, "Time and Tide" becomes a quiet celebration of a reflective and ultimately nurturing solitude in which mundane thoughts recede to the background as one's consciousness attunes itself to an environment.