They ranged from jingoistic bursts of boast to halting expressions of dread; from joyous shouts for the strike of a winning goal to somber reflections about that dish best served cold, vengeance.
Accordingly, we share with you the written reflections about that day by Ms. Edie Lutnick.
He describes the show's structure this way: "There's an anecdote, that is, a sequence of actions where someone says 'this happened then this happened then this happened' — and then there's a moment of reflection about what that sequence means".
He describes the show's structure this way: "There's an anecdote, that is, a sequence of actions where someone says 'this happened then this happened then this happened' and then there's a moment of reflection about what that sequence means".
The course assessments contributed to the learning process [ 9, 10] and consisted of a research proposal, a project report and a written reflection about skills that learners had acquired through doing research.
37 38 The storyteller tradition of case stories put clinical problems into context, and seemed to promote mutual reflections about counselling that might enhance meaning-making and reflective practice.
All of this makes, in my mind, the holiday season a uniquely Jewish time that demands some reflection about a country that has given us so much.
Nowhere is this truer than in his masterpiece, "The Periodic Table": ostensibly a mix of anecdotes, fables and reflections about chemistry that suddenly becomes a spyglass upon the human sweep beyond.
The discussion of the presented solution forms a background for more general reflections about technologies that could be exploited to build autonomic computing systems.
Both the arguments identified alongside fear of addiction were affect statements, indicating the presence of cognitive processes and self-reflection about behaviours that precede change.
