Sentence examples for reflection practice from inspiring English sources

We also aimed to recruit experts, who reported engaging students in generative cognitive engagement (Table 1, Chi and Wylie 2014) for four or more years and had evidence of robust student learning gains and/or a systematic reflection practice.

More theoretically speaking, exploring weak signals and wild cards can serve as a communication and reflection practice in which new information is processed, thereby producing and decreasing entropy in the social system.

Thus, her coursework includes a fair amount of personal reflection practice as well.

The attempts to implement reflection and reflective practice as educational tools have been followed by a focus on assessing reflection over the last decade [ 9– 11].

We also provided them with deep reflection practices to help being receptive not only to the new ideas that emerged from the MIT eco-system but also to the new ideas that are emerging from within: who they are now, and who they want to be going forward.

Kitchenham [ 59] provides examples of how reflection practices lead to the transformation of meaning schemes.

This understanding can be developed through institutionalized attention for the work practice in the form of 'shared reflection practices' outside performance.

Though reflection has existed for many millennia and continues in the current digital era as "social reflection" practices, its value in enhancing higher education is only beginning to be explored in the current literature.

Reflection and reflective practice are essential attributes for competent healthcare professionals that have to function in complex, changing healthcare systems.

Self-reflection and reflective practice are increasingly considered as essential attributes of competent professionals functioning in complex and ever-changing healthcare systems of the 21st century.

However, since the correlation direction expected and found in the control group would be negative, it is possible that migraine disorder associated with a type of chronic pain that "seizes" the patient and is hard to manage because of its unpredictability makes sufferers effectively have a forced self-reflection practice.