Research-based enquiry is seen as the foundation of reflective practice, enabling teachers to generate pedagogical knowledge.
According to this model, reflection, or the reflective reprocessing of information prior to responding, provides a foundation for the control of attention – flexibly, over time, and selectively (i.e., cognitive flexibility, working memory, and inhibitory control).
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Overall, this research provides a solid foundation for future research in exploring reflective cracking characteristics of CIR mixtures.
The results presented here have greatly influenced the design of the Maude language, which implements rewriting logic and supports its reflective capabilities, and have been used as a theoretical foundation for applications such as internal rewrite strategies, reflective design of theorem proving tools, module algebra and metaprogramming, and metareasoning in metalogical frameworks.
We explain the general principles of the reflective design of the module algebra and its categorical foundations, based on the institution-theoretic notion of structured theory and morphisms and colimits for such theories.
This distinction respects the difference between direct and reflective cognition, but also shows the vulnerability of the medieval foundation of the priority of the concept of being.
Attachment theory and research laid the foundation for the development of the understanding of "mentalization" or reflective functioning and its presence, absence or distortion in psychopathology.
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As cited by Hany (2011), Ashoka, a foundation focusing on developments in social entrepreneurship, provides one the most reflective definitions.
