Sentence examples for explore the reflections from inspiring English sources
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.
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 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].
Being a host means that we can offer background information, but allow our guests to explore the scriptures without dismissing their reflections.
Reflections have potential in crafting a community service project which maximizes help to the underprivileged when done appropriately, and in our paper we sought to explore the benefits and types of reflections.
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.
The purpose of this study was to explore these reflections among a subset of Ghanaian medical students who participated in clinical rotations at the University of Michigan Medical School UMMSS).
Currently on show at the The Green Room in London is his exhibition Popular Screen Sizes, which brings his playful artistic reflection offline to explore "the fine line between something and nothing".
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.
They want to show that Africa too can be modern, gritty and urban.Mr Martin replies that the permanent collection is but a "starting point for reflection"; the museum "will explore the world in its modernity too" through temporary exhibitions, debates, dance and theatre.
