Strategies in Launceston emphasized a more critically reflective and information seeking approach.
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).
Participation in Knowledge Building "Revisited": Reflective Discussion and Information Design with Advanced Digital Video Technology.
In this study, we design a learning environment that supports reflective activities for information seeking on the Web and evaluate its educational effects.
They need critical skills to assess new situations and information, reflective skills to consider and develop their activity, and networking skills to function as effective team members or team leaders.
She identified three general aspects of human activity that were central to wisdom — the acquisition of knowledge (cognitive) and the analysis of that information (reflective) filtered through the emotions (affective).
Volunteer Marshalls of every age and background, wearing now-iconic reflective vests, distribute information, convey instructions from the legal authorities and gently keep the peace.
This bioassay-based approach yielded information reflective of life-long exposure, as well as more recent exposure through food consumption.
In addition to providing didactic information, reflective exercises improve self-awareness and allow participants to apply the concepts learned to their own personal situation.
For example, a negatively-connoted reaction pattern like doubt (viii) can express a "healthy scepticism" or a critical and reflective attitude towards information.
Our automatic responses are to cues in our environments, whereas our reflective system processes information, assesses costs and benefits and reasons before we take action.
