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This study was conducted to explore the reflection of Principles-based and Post-method pedagogy in teachers' performance in the classroom in Iranian ELT context.

We sought to explore the reflections of graduates on the IPE experiences they had during their undergraduate education and training.

Given the lack of evidence for the short- or long-term learning outcomes from IPE experiences, we sought to explore the reflections of graduates on the IPE experiences they had during their undergraduate education.

We fabricate the silicon nitride sub-wavelength structures using the mask less RIE technique on silicon substrate and explore the reflection properties of the texturing structures through spectroscopic measurements [15].

This study is ongoing with a plan to follow this cohort of students through to the commencement of their final year of the medical course to explore the further development of self reflection and insight skills.

In essence, this paper was designed to explore the potential of blogs to support reflection and communication in realistic circumstances, and to explore the strength and weaknesses of current practice in order to build more effective practice in the future.

Ms. Cook's move in more recent years into swing songs is partly the reflection of an artist exploring new terrain, but also an acknowledgment that in songs like "Makin' Whoopee" she can make magic happen, as she did in her sly, charming performance, by emphasizing, almost half-speaking the words.

The study design allowed us to explore the occurrence of ethical issues within the first session and brought forward variations in reflections and actions upon these.

Stone Voices: The Search for Scotland Neal Ascherson Granta £9.99, pp326 Part-memoir, part-history and part-reflection, Ascherson attempts to explore the true nature of a national psyche.

Explore the foundations of mindfulness.

In their study, McCrindle and Christensen (1995) explored the impact of reflection journal writing on cognitive processes and academic performances of forty undergraduates in a first-year biology course.