To maximize the effect of feedback, we must nurture trainee reflection-in-action rather than a trainer-driven, but a two-way process in which trainers provide comments and at the same time encourage trainees to self-reflect on their performance [ 21].
This involves comprehensive ethics courses in which quality lectures provide "ethics grammar" and together with attitude exercises and vignette reflections nurture tutored group discussions.
If we stigmatise the medium as "addictive" and try to strictly control it, we'll never learn how to nurture this self-reflection.
Then, it's our job to nurture creativity, self-reflection, and belonging".
The fact that the WPA exists and nurtures the gender agenda is a reflection of the importance of affirming and sustaining the strides made by female colleagues.
Here high quality lectures supply "ethics grammar" and together with attitude exercises and vignette reflections in "ethics labs" nurture discussions on different ethical issues.
Interactive/experiential methodologies Techniques that nurture contact and communication between participants; practice of taught skills or the experience of their own experiences and reflections, in a constructive and reflective way.
"A Winter Landscape Cradling Bits of Sparkle allows visitors to form their own narratives of quietude, reflection, solace, nurturing, and ultimate restoration to life along with the shift of the season," she says.
Though we are still working our way there, friends who have finished the route tell us their lives have changed, enriched by the lessons of le chemin: that the path of our lives is dur (tough), delivers the unexpected, merits ongoing reflection, is nurtured by the fellowship of others and is a great blessing to be able to pursue.
The sense of collectiveness, synergy and shared values with the respective organisation likely contributes to a culture of continuous debate and reflection, further nurturing the evolution of motivations and ideological maturation.
