Sentence examples similar to briefing and reflection from inspiring English sources
The use of two facilitators for each group enabled effective de-briefing and reflection to occur at the end of each session.
This article provides brief comments and reflections on Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) and their use in providing STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education and training as described in the four articles prepared for this special issue concerning the ONR Office of Naval Research STEM Grand Challengege.
These brief stories and reflections arrive in my inbox and often are just what I need to turn my engine over for the first time on the slowest morning of the week.
From time to time some brief and insubstantial reflection arose concerning the instability of the things of this world, whose image I saw in the surface of the water, but soon these fragile impressions gave way before the unchanging and ceaseless movement which lulled me... so completely that even when time and the habitual signal called me home I could hardly bring myself to go.
For the majority of midwives, the processing of assessments and judgments was brief and without reflection, and only a few midwives took time to continue to monitor the labor after the initial identification of problems and before taking actions.
Our writing here focuses on a brief period of writing and reflection on issues of memory and 'forgettory' which emerged in response to our friend and colleague, Sue, who recently had memory problems diagnosed.
When dealing with challenging people and situations -- such as the meeting I described above -- a brief moment of breathing and reflection brings me to a place of creativity and positive action.
"The confession is wiped clean". Brief scriptures, reflection and a final prayer follow the confession.
Within 3 days of closing the EBM exercise for a cohort, the students attended a one-hour debriefing session during which they had a brief presentation on reflection and its importance in becoming and remaining an excellent physician, and then discussed their own and the group's results from their profiles.
Has Twitter destroyed insight and reflection?
