Sentence examples for reflections submitted from inspiring English sources

We then looked at LA's development of language with respect to these principles by analyzing weekly teaching reflections submitted by LAs during five iterations of our pedagogy course.

Another example, a descriptive review of 192 third-year medical students' case reflections submitted as part of their course, found that a number of subject themes related to higher moral distress: team problems, resource allocation, lack of patient access to care, negative role models and inaction at the time of the dilemma.

Metacognitive reflections were submitted for analysis in only these two offerings of the course.

Data from weeks 15 and 16 were not considered because the attendance of students in classes was poor for the last 2 weeks of the academic year; the number of reflection journals submitted in the last 2 weeks was significantly lower as compared to that for week 14.

The students submitted their reflections to the researchers in a sealed envelope without identification.

Also providing complementary data were comments to an open-ended prompt at the end of the survey, as well as metacognitive reflections given in portfolios submitted by Animal Physiology students at the end of the semester.

REC comments may not inherently provide an objective reflection of the quality of submitted protocols, as it has been shown that REC review is variable regarding the decisions made on protocols [ 26– 28].

The 25 participants of my class a racially diverse group of black, white, Latino and Native American inmates are required to submit reflection papers after completing each book.

GLP provides an assurance to regulatory authorities that the data submitted are a true reflection of the results and can be relied upon while making risk/safety and efficacy assessments.

Repeated interviews were carried out as flexible, reflective conversations (James I, Blomberg K, Liljekvist E, Kihlgren A: Working together for a meaningful daily life for older persons: a participatory and appreciative action and reflection project the lesson we learned. submitted) [ 26].

This is likely to reflect either the paucity of anesthesiology studies being submitted to non-anesthesiology journals, or a reflection of a quality or interest gap for anesthesiology-related studies in non-anesthesiology journals.