Given the historical antecedents to the immune self question, when the centrality of such discrimination has been contested, much controversy has ensued (Langman 2000).
Similarly, it was suggested that the request to pass on life-lessons could strike Danes as reflecting an unacceptable, grandiose sense of self (question 9).
Headden's workshop warned against "text-to-self" questions, or linking subject matter to the students' life experiences.
Whether postulating on television, books, movies or political matters, she self-questions, self-contradicts and breaks her own rules directly after setting them.
No question about it," Mr. Bloomberg said, using the self-question-and-answer format that he seems to favor at press conferences.
There would be no war crimes trials unless our ethically evolved selves questioned the method of evolution itself.
In Housewives self-question-and-answer parlance, was I excited about watching then-top-billed Paris Hilton's wacky aunties on a reality show?
Several examples of how these student self-questions can be explicitly used in teaching a biology course are considered below.
Table 3 provides some starting points in the form of sample self-questions for faculty that may aid them in becoming more metacognitive about their teaching.
Table 1 provides examples of self-questions that metacognitive undergraduate biology learners might ask in the process of planning, monitoring, and evaluating their learning in the context of a single class session, a homework assignment, an exam, or an entire course.
Just asking people interesting self-questions will make you more approachable.
