My friend Chino Soria, an Argentine sculptor and installation artist, introduced me to the extremely vibrant alternative art scene where experimentation and reflection, instead of commodification, are reflected in the collections of numerous non-profit institutions, galleries, and art collectives (see links below).
The reality is that while a success (or a string of successes) may mean you're on the right track, you can't assume this to be true without further testing, experimentation, and reflection.
The results suggest that design projects used in classrooms should emphasize trade-off analysis and include time and resources for supporting trade-off decisions through experimentation and reflection.
Keeping up to date, experimentation and reflection have been considered in this context, for example, but not social forms of teacher learning such as asking for feedback and sharing of information.
YouTube should be the platform they've been seeking, but democracy is messy and takes time, experimentation and reflection to get in balance.
I trace this notion of control to two related contexts: late 18th-century technical-economic experimentation and methodological reflections on the analytic tools of organic chemistry around 1800.
(The other categories were imagining, experimentation and self-reflection).
What emerged as a pivotal parameter in designing educational interventions is to focus on small group educational events which could provide a supportive friendly context, enhance motivation through learner-centered approaches and allow interaction, experimentation and critical reflection.
Furthermore, qualitative analysis of the data indicated that a significant parameter in designing educational interventions is to focus on educational events which could provide a supportive friendly context, enhance motivation through learner-centered approaches and allow interaction, experimentation and critical reflection.
However, you can co-create change using experimentation, observation and reflection as your guidance system.
