To this end we identified major challenges for this translation followed by reflections on ways to overcome them.
Additionally, recipients are asked to write a 500 word reflection on the ways their intervention impacted student learning, and on the results of their own assessment.
To date, HCV peer support has generally been viewed as a positive intervention, with little critical reflection on the ways social structures, policies, health and drug services and social identity impact on how peer support is experienced and received.
Through their current work and a reflection on the ways in which their experience at GSAPP shaped their thinking about design, cities, and politics, the event will open a dialogue about what Urban Designers Do.
Friedman's decision to incorporate statements from the writers themselves "wherever possible" enriches the book, which is laden with first-person reflection on the ways artists perceive the relationship between distinct yet connected forms of expression.
Do her words imply a bitter reflection on the ways of the world, a wry acceptance of the "cultural realities" which seem to put France embarrassingly high up the international league tables for corruption, or are they just scorn for the protestations of the guilty?Doubtless all of the above.
This requires reflection on the ways differences in power, interest, and social situation between the anthropologist and his or her informants influence the testimony elicited in personal interaction and its interpretation.
Her friends used to mock her for not using emojis in texting conversations, which inspired a reflection on the ways in we use symbols and images to communicate emotions without using words.
Today, Ryan has written an impressionistic reflection on the ways that Suicide's music has intertwined with his life's best and worst moments and why Vega's screams are still ringing in his ears. Colin Joyce.
In this moment, then, we call the members of our churches, our political leaders, and all people of good will to somber reflection on the ways we might restore dignity and civility to our national discourse both as a matter of social ethics and to bolster the highest traditions of democratic process.
