The first strategy to enable identification of reliable processes is facilitating reflection on the efficacy of strategies.
But one computer system facilitates reflection on the efficacy of strategies: STAR LEGACY, a template for the organization of learning environments that employ scaffolding (Schwartz, Lin, Brophy, & Bransford, 1999).
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Evidence of student work and student reflections of the efficacy of this approach, and indeed the excellent student feedback, are provided.
Finally, it is worth noting that for two respondents (C16 and C18), the final stage of their planning process included altering their lecture notes immediately after the class and adding new observations about what worked or did not work, which reflects an effort to update these artifacts based on reflection about the efficacy of their own teaching practices.
Some patients used CAM because they wanted to just try anything (31.2%); this is a reflection of doubt in the efficacy of conventional treatment.
A deeper insight on the practitioners' self-efficacy processes was gained through reflection of the practitioners on their self-efficacy during the interviews.
Three studies reported beliefs that the taste and colour of pills was a reflection of their efficacy, specifically that bitter medications such as chloroquine were more effective.
This outcome is included in widely used asthma control questionnaires as a surrogate measure of symptom frequency and a reflection of treatment efficacy [ 10, 11].
This relationship is probably generated by the influence of the efficacy of control policy affecting both parameters, rather than a reflection of different characteristics of viral infectiousness and virulence across epidemics.
