The Devil, in religious myth, personal vision, and mystical reality, offers invaluable material for reflection and meditation". "Russell is not only a conscientious historian, anxious to examine in texts, myths, legends, art and literature the persistence and transformation of a particular idea.
In this what is lost is an opportunity to foster in our children (and ourselves!) the invaluable skill of self-reflection, and to humbly take responsibility for the actual harm we have caused, as well as to tell the truth about what triggered us, and what we'd like to do to make up for it.
The contributing authors are highly experienced and eminent members of the mathematics education community and together they have provided us with a book that is an invaluable source of information, discussion, reflection and insight.
These first-hand cultural experiences and reflections could be invaluable to your students, and more importantly it helps reinforce the idea of global citizenship.
"The capacity for self-reflection is in my experience invaluable for a candidate or a President," he says.
Coaches are the unseen motors of the opera house, conduits of invaluable musical knowledge, but visible to the audience only in reflection, in the performances of the singers they work with.
Educators should think purposefully about course design, develop effective learning activities that engage students, encourage reflections, and complement online content, and take maximal advantage of invaluable face-to-face class time.
Judge Richard A. Posner of the federal appeals court in Chicago defended the practice in a new book, "Reflections on Judging," saying that "the Web is an incredible compendium of data and a potentially invaluable resource for lawyers and judges").
Contemplative reflection?
