Onirical Reflections Projects Colorful Patterns Onto People's Faces.
Perhaps, when it comes to reversing the spell of "The Evil Children," we need to stop looking at pages in books or magic spells to make it disappear, and instead, start looking at the reflection we project in the Magic Mirror on the Wall.
To the extent possible, beneficiary populations were engaged in the evaluation process to get their feedback and reflection on project benefits.
For his time on the raft, when he is allowed a free man's resourcefulness and time for reflection, he projects a more believable presence than any of Stowe's many black characters, all of whom exist in her pages to make a point, to illustrate an aspect of a problem.
(Researcher, Nigeria) On reflection, the project-based support is likely to be effective for targeted support, whereas effective institutional processes can be more sustainable in the long term.
As the architects describe in their project reflection, Your Reflection's disorienting pathways put passersby in an uncertain "situation of estrangement, one which we do not intend on controlling, as the possibilities of reflection and deformation provoked by the concave and convex mirrored steel bi-dimensional planes are infinite". .
It should be noted that, in line with previous field process articles of this nature [ 7, 8], this paper is a retrospective documentation of, and reflection on, a project fieldwork experience, on the part of the project management team (the authors are project managers or Principal Investigators (PIs)).
Future goals for our program include coordinating postproject reflections, reauditing projects to assess implementation effectiveness, and increasing the capacity for faculty development.
Moreover, these cases could provide easy-to-reconstruct evidence of reflection by the project leader according to the reflective practitioner model, in the sense that the full Schönian model could be reconstructed.
Although modern communication tools support a host of sophisticated interactions, reflection on the project suggests that the in-person meetings, during which the ETSU students transferred the project to the BME students, were crucial to allowing the BME students to reinterpret the project in a context more familiar to them.
Most of the group's debt is short term, and in a reflection of the project's risk, regulatory documents show that the cash generated by the property goes directly to the project's primary creditor, Akbank, the fourth-largest bank in Turkey.
