If you think that Berkeley or any community in the United States is somehow flawed because it resists such a speaker as Ms. Coulter, I would encourage a little self-reflection.
Unhindered by political constraints, and encouraging a profound reflection on the state of our world, from the perspective of international development, this exercise looks likely to be at once more ambitious than the SDG slog, and more satisfying – if you are more inclined to searching questions than goals and indicators.
On social media, admitting fault has another benefit: It will encourage an ethic of reflection and apology that will almost certainly make your network a more pleasant place to be.
This framework (see Figure S2 in Supplementary Information) encouraged a grounded, critical reflection on each project.
The humble and the monumental, each in their own way, encouraging a sense of reflection and reminding us of that dark moment 100 years ago when, as the British foreign secretary Edward Grey famously remarked: "The lamps are going out all over Europe – we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime".
Writing for The Times, television critic Mary McNamara argued that although Rock didn't land every joke, he encouraged a bit of reflection on what is typically a night for the film industry to pat itself on the back.
We have suggested the value of a formal decision making process in encouraging a process of reflection on the implications of user needs research for product development that may result in a more objective approach to decision making based on all available information.
Our objectives were: a) to encourage farmer reflection on their farming practices and the health and environmental consequences of them; b) to improve all farm household members' accessibility to information on handling and use of pesticides and alternative agricultural production methods; and c) to support changes in practices.
It doesn't exactly encourage systematic reflection, but it's a long ways from a civil war".
For example, portfolio-based learning has been mentioned as a tool to encourage student reflection (Pearson and Heywood 2004; Mansvelder-Longayroux et al. 2007).
In order to support both patients with a desire for children and mental health professionals who are charged with providing counselling for such patients, there is a need to encourage ethical reflection and to focus on clinical recommendations in this important area.
