Sentence examples for reflection and development from inspiring English sources

Second, the value of DBER-A to the DBER community itself and to individual DBER fields consists of creating a common voice to effectively advocate for DBER and provide a forum for community reflection and development.

In early 2014, they decided to chart their career trajectories as a means of professional reflection and development, and more importantly, through cross-cultural academic activity, to contribute to East-west discourse development.

Aim: This case report aims to stimulate reflection and development of mechanism-based therapeutic strategies concerning CRPS associated with dystonia.

We attributed the high success of the FIRST IV program to our focus on inexperienced teachers, an iterative process of teaching practice and reflection, and development of and teaching a full course.

In this paper, we provide a review of key change management theories, as well as practical advice for self-reflection and development of leadership behaviors that promote effective change management and organizational transformation, particularly in a complex industry like Academic Radiology.

The structure of the MITI also provides a framework for on-going self-reflection and development as the student transitions into the workforce.

"There are lots of other ways of supporting reflection and personal development, or community and collaboration.

To be effective, there must be provision for theory, reflection and the development of the high-level skills on which quality public services depend.

This research additionally demonstrated that art-making can foster a relaxing atmosphere in which meaningful reflection and personal development can occur.

All the elements of this carefully designed process contribute to student learning (as well as facilitator reflection and curriculum development), and do so relatively economically in terms of time and paper.

(Man, 51 years) The aim of this study was to improve our knowledge and understanding of patients' perspectives about participation in handover communication, and to suggest guidance for further training, reflection and policy development.