Sentence examples for reflection in children from inspiring English sources

Researchers have noted that television can discourage physical activity as well as the development of thinking strategies and reflection in children.

Most visual references and reflections in children's lives come from television and film.

This finding was a reflection of the higher incidence in children and lower incidence in the elderly for influenza A and B drawn from age group analysis in the entire area, but the results tended to be similar even after age adjustment.

Transmission of TB in children is a reflection of on-going transmission of MTB in a community [ 45].

The GPs' assumption that generally the preschool child was a healthy child living in a well-functioning family might, we suggest, override their reflection-in-action abilities.

Reflection in a situation (reflection-in-action) is linked to practitioners' immediate behaviour.

Sobral's [ 14] emphasis on reflection-in-learning approached reflection from a learning perspective.

Schön suggests three types of reflection that may occur: 1) reflection-on-action (reflection post-event), 2) reflection-in-action (reflection during the time of action), and 3) knowing-in-action (intuitive knowing established from repetitive practice) [ 18].

On the other hand, it continues to promote a narrower and more traditional poverty-focused approach for developing countries, as exemplified in its espousal of the U5MR indicator as the primary reflection of child wellbeing in poor countries and in its promotion of the "Bristol Approach" in developing countries (see section  4.1 below).

In The New Yorker, folklore scholar Maria Tatar writes that early renditions of Snow White are "a reflection on children's fears about the cruelty of stepmothers, at a time when mortality rates for child-bearing women were exceptionally high".

Protecting children, investing in children.