Reflection after the event (reflection-on-action) provides insights that can improve future practice.
Events 'Reflections in Tea' (through Aug. 7) In this exhibition incorporating the act of tea drinking, it is not the tea leaves that are important but the bags that contain them.
In present-day Australia, celebrations reflect the diverse society and landscape of the nation, and are marked by community and family events, reflections on Australian history, official community awards, and citizenship ceremonies welcoming new immigrants into the Australian community.
(In Mr. McClenny's notes, Mr. Farish called the event "a reflection of our own simpler American style").
Mr. Paul marveled at the crush of reporters and cameras at his first event, a reflection of the new attention and scrutiny that his campaign is attracting.
D. Age at first marriage was also included based on the theoretical and empirical importance of this construct as a strategic life event and reflection of women's empowerment [ 9, 17 ].
Though some of the nuts and bolts of the story may have evolved before you receive your newspaper, (you can follow breaking news online here) the context around this event and reflections in the Weekly will remain relevant.
The oseltamivir trials did not detect any influenza related mortality events, a reflection of the benign nature of influenza and influenza-like illness and perhaps trial design.
Our bedside teachers' focus of bedside events for reflection purposes spanned from cognitive-based clinical reasoning and skill development to humanistic cultivation, aligning with the previously reported "purposes" of reflection [ 17].
It was designed as a longitudinal self-directed structured record of student learning events, with reflection on these for personal and professional development, and actions planned or taken for learning.
In case that resampling trace fits reflection event perfectly, the events become more clear and continuous by these two methods.
