Boyne Hill Infant & Nursery, Maidenhead, Berkshire: a multi-faith, multi-sensory learning environment called an active reflection garden for quiet self reflection and positive interaction.
For example, some reported conducting active reflection on biographies and psycho-social conditions of patients, or on the interactions they observed between colleagues and patients.
The reform movement with its innovative approaches focusing on learner-centered education perceives assessment as an interactive feedback mechanism, which must provide for active, collaborative reflection by both teacher and students.
This is not just a reflection of the general desire to think well of oneself but of the role of closed-mindedness in directly negating one of the key epistemic virtues required for active critical reflection, the virtue of open-mindedness.
Argumentations were important for understanding and analyzing the scores, and to stimulate active reflection on the available evidence by the participant in the process of scoring.
Expertise level is reached through professional and personal experiences, and active reflection on those experiences, 18 which is part of reflective practice 19 and a critical skill for professionals.
Nor does exercising one's knowledge of truths require active reflection.
Learning achievements seldom mentioned were included into the analysis if the texts suggested active reflection about the individual achievement or if participants gave a convincing reason for the importance of the achievement.
At Hacktivation Nation, leaders and their teams owned their spaces and used them for active prototyping and deep reflection.
In these terms, there is a case for locating overconfidence and complacency at the stealthier end of the spectrum, on the basis that they are closely associated with lack of the epistemic humility that is required for active and honest critical reflection on one's epistemic defects.
