The unity that lies in the nature of things should lie at the foundation of all our concepts and reflection (ZH 7, 165:7–165.
Small group meetings were designed to facilitate more intimate and protected discussion about course concepts and reflection on their application to clinical practice.
As always, Gopnik shows himself to be a skillful manager of complex concepts and nuanced reflection, but, like others who seek to understand the dharma, he would do well to take the advice of Zen teachers past and present: sit down and shut up.
His writings were filled with strikingly phrased insights and with key terms and concepts -- reflections, for example, on the "face of the other," or on "exteriority" or "moral proximity" -- that reverberated in other philosophers' writings.
There is a plethora of studies on how ICT tools are employed to support collaborative learning, knowledge construction and critical thinking, participation and diversifying ideas, scaffolding of concepts, and enabling self-reflection in PBL (e.g. Hack, 2013; Ioannou, Brown, & Artino, 2015; Tambouris et al., 2012).
The search for consensus prematurely stifled further exploration of the concept, and undermined reflection on the concept's moral meaningn.
You can follow the laps of thought I have run in creating the lyrics and concepts for Reflections in Real Time.
That is why concepts like doubt and reflection are central to any form of decision-making based on reason.
Kant noted the peculiarity of Locke's suggesting that, after deriving all concepts from experience and reflection on experience, he could demonstrate the existence of God and the immortality of the soul, matters lying well beyond all experience (KRV A 854f/B 854f/B
This is the ability to form, capture, and relate stories, ideas, concepts, reflections, and learnings to the appropriate audiences.
