Students' very mature and well- developed appreciation of issues relating to different sexualities is a positive reflection of the confident emphasis this is given in the curriculum.
The psychologist Erik H Erikson considered the confident and coherent reflection of a society's norms to be central to the healthy development of a child's identity.
From the viewpoint of a Christian of the kind that I take Nicky Morgan to be, confident that deep reflection must lead people to an acceptance of Christian truth, then making children think about their beliefs and assumptions must be the right thing to do.
We are confident that the reflection is of a real object because we can observe certain invariances between the object purportedly being observed (the tree), the reflective image, and our vantage point.
According to the voluntary basis of participation in this study, it is possible that more responses were received from those who felt more confident in ethical reflection, and it might include a specific, but unknown tendency in their ethical judgment.
See, the role of the marching band used to be one of reassurance: crowds would watch them sail by in lockstep, and the exactitude and rigor of their uniformity offered a vision of supremely confident organization--a reflection of the indomitable competence in which the onlookers, as a society, took such pride.
Having re-watched the evidence in its entirety, I am confident it is an accurate reflection of what was said.
You'll know you're getting this reasonably right when you feel confident enough to take your reflection breaks every day.
John Stewart rejects the picture of Hume clinging to a raft of custom and artifice, because as a sceptic, he has no alternative: "[He] was confident that by experience and reflection philosophers can achieve true principles", and did not deny that reason determines right and wrong in morals and politics (Stewart 2014: 8).
But practice before you go to school, talk to your reflection in a confident way.
