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Handbook of Research on Transforming Teachers’ Online Pedagogical Reasoning for Engaging K-12 Students in Virtual Learning
An analysis of a teacher’s context in which they are teaching as related to providing instruction for a particular instructional goal.
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Using the Technology Integration Planning Cycle to Select Digital Tools for Virtual Instruction
Lindsay Woodward (Drake University, USA) and Beth Beschorner (Minnesota State University, Mankato, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-7222-1.ch006
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This chapter explores the use of the Technology Integration Planning Cycle (TIPC) for supporting teachers' decision-making as they plan virtual instruction. The TIPC is designed to support teachers in evaluating the possible contributions of digital tools to instruction that facilitates meeting specific learning goals. The use of the TIPC to support pre-service teachers, in-service teachers, and in professional development settings is discussed. Then, examples of a teacher using the TIPC as she plans virtual reading and writing instruction illustrate the potential of the TIPC to support effective virtual instruction. Finally, issues of access, equity, and safety related to use the TIPC are discussed.
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Learning Together: Confucius and Freire Collaborate to Redefine a Community of Learning
A deep internal thought process in which one considers implications and logic of theory, situation, and context of an issue in relation to one’s own experience and context. It may be iterated.
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A Design Thinking Odyssey: Measuring and Documenting Graduate Learning Outcomes in the Co-Curricular Space
A systematic enquiry to make sense of an experience in order to improve and deepen one’s understanding.
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Artificial Intelligence and Rubble-Mound Breakwater Stability
The process by which the energy of the incoming waves is returned seaward.
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PedsAcademy®: Using an Alternative Clinical Model to Foster Teacher Candidate Development and Identity
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Driving Agentic Empowerment With Metatheory: Global Transformation or Global Tokenism in Higher Education?
The process of contemplation or serious thought, pertaining to events that have previously happened, which can then potentially inform processes of reflexivity.
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Preparing and Training Higher Education Faculty to Ensure Quality Online Learning and Teaching
The segment of the lesson planning cycle in which an instructor thinks deeply and purposefully about his or her teaching performance, the achievement of students, and the larger context of a lesson.
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From Reflective Practice to Critical Thinking: The Reflective Practitioner in Higher Education
A term used for thinking about experience. Reflection can be directed toward past experience, present experience, or anticipating towards the future.
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Role of Mentorship and Reflection in Leading Learning Through Making: A Pilot Project
A "process of internally examining and exploring an issue of concern, triggered by an experience, which creates and clarifies meaning in terms of self and which results in a changed conceptual perspective" (Boyd & Fales, 1983, p.100)
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Critical Ethnography in a Language Classroom: Learning to Become an Equitable Practitioner
A process of systematically examining one's own and others’ teaching practices and other relevant experiences.
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The Experience of Learning in an Alternative Certification Program
The ability, time and space to think and process one’s thoughts and experiences.
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Transition From the Perspectives of Kurahashi and Tsumori: Children's Inner World and Mutual Transformation
A professional attitude proposed by Donald Alan Schön that states that the practitioner changes their framework in dialog with the actual situation they deal with. Makoto Tsumori also emphasized that through reflection, ECCE practitioners change their frame of mind to understand children and the relationships that entail moving experiences of mutual growth.
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Wave Reflection at Submerged Breakwaters
The process by which the energy of the incoming waves is returned seaward.
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Reflection and SoTL: Putting Reflection (Back) on Faculty Radar
Relating a concept to personal experience and applying it in practical situations.
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The Past and Present of Service Learning in Biology Education
Expressing thoughts about the service experience in various ways.
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Responding to Critical Feedback by Challenging Pessimistic Attributions: A Cognitive Tool for the Dissertation Journey
Using a deliberate process of reflection, individuals can think back on their actions and the events they experience in order to learn from them and to construct new action in the future.
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Programming Body Sensor Networks
A concept related to software: programming languages, operating systems, middleware, and Graphical User Interface (GUI). A reflexive system offers mechanisms that allow its data structures to be inspected and/or modified during execution (at run-time). For this, the system must keep its selfrepresentation that is commonly organized as metadata. In nonreflexive systems, the metadata usually are lost or discarded during compilation, typically when the low-level codes (assembly language) are generated.
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Video as a Tool for Guided Reflection in Literacy Specialist Preparation
The act of deeply thinking about practice in order to shift understanding.
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Internet Technologies and Language Teacher Education
The act of critical consideration on experience, in order to grow.
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Using Digital Storytelling as a Tool for Reflection in the Libyan EFL Literature Classroom
Is a form of cognitive processing for a purposeful outcome. It is applied to gain an understanding of complicated ideas which is largely based on the processing of knowledge, understanding, and of emotions which we already have.
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The Value of Metacognition and Reflectivity in Computer-Based Learning Environments
Examination of one’s ideas or experiences and their impact on practices and applications.
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Analyzing the Goal-Finding Process of Human Learning With the Reflection Subtask
Those intellectual and affective activities in which individuals engage to explore their experiences in order to lead to new understandings and appreciations.
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Instructional Design at the Front Line: A Reflection on Epistemology and Meaning Making
The process of contemplation or serious thought, pertaining to events that have previously happened, which can then potentially inform processes of reflexivity.
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The 5M Approach: Layers of Reflection
The process of looking back on experiences and internally processing thoughts, feelings and reactions to the experience.
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Metacognition and Critical Thinking: Assessment Methods
A thought activity or sensorially lived process by the participant of education realizing his or her activities formation.
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E-Portfolios: Deepening Student Engagement in Learning
The act of reviewing one's own actions, work, decisions, positions, or perspective in order to gain more insight of one's self.
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Toxic Femininity in Higher Education: Academia's Sting in the Tail – The Queen Bee
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The Dispositions of Diversity: Practical Methods for Instructional Practice
Reflection in education is the thoughtful process of reviewing what has occurred in the classroom with an eye toward improving learning. Reflection requires recording events and emotions and contextualizing these in terms of the classroom, the students, the school, the teacher, and the culture(s).
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Engaging Google Docs to Support Collaboration and Reflection in Online Teacher Education
The process of stepping back from an experience to ponder, carefully, and persistently, its meaning to the self through the development of inferences; learning is the creation of meaning from past or current events that serves as a guide for future behavior ( Knipfer et al., 2013 , p. 33).
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Driving Insights via Processes of Socioemotional Being and Becoming
A process of serious contemplative thinking or active or consideration of past events.
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Use of Cognitive Apprenticeship Framework in Online Learning
Reflection on performance provides the learners with an opportunity to reflect on what they have done and analyze their performance.
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The Power of Praxis: Critical Thinking and Reflection in Teacher Development
To be a reflective teacher means to question the goals and values that guide one’s teaching, the institutional and cultural contexts in which he or she teaches and examining the assumptions one brings to the classroom relative to one’s students’ cultures and lived experiences (Zeichner & Liston, 1996 AU25: The in-text citation "Zeichner & Liston, 1996" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ).
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Digital Storytelling
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Metacognitive Knowledge and Self-Regulation of In-Service Teachers in an Online Learning Environment
Conscious thinking about actions, thoughts, experiences, performance, and emotions.
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The Role of Evaluation in Service Learning in Economics and Business: Systematic Review and Proposal of Evaluation
It refers to the general concept of reflection. It is a mechanism that allows to deepen the lived experience.
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Navigation at the Internet Front Line
Perception of reality as it is.
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Reflections of Orientalism and Modernism in the Film Hamam by Ferzan Özpetek
A thought or writing about something, particular in the past, or what one sees when looking into a mirror or body of water. An example of reflection is an article written by an author discussing how he feels he has grown in the past year in his writing style.
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Indigenous Livestreaming in Brazil: A Methodological Case for Reflective Distant Witnessing
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A Methodological Consideration and Methodological Design Suitable to Examine Teenage Pregnancy
A qualitative method that occurs throughout the phenomenological approach. The objective of reflection is to provide a systematic, clean, and coherent sense of development of the analysis and synthesis needed to interpret the lived experience.
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Reflection is thinking for an extended period by linking recent experiences to earlier ones in order to promote a more complex and interrelated mental schema. The thinking involves looking for • Commonalities, • Differences, • Interrelations beyond their superficial elements.The goal is to develop higher order thinking skills.Many educators consider Dewey (1933) the modern day originator of the concept of reflection, although he drew on the ideas of earlier educators, such as Aristotle Plato, and Confucius. He thought of reflection as a form of problem solving that chained several ideas together by linking each idea with its predecessor in order to resolve an issue.
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Building Online Training Programs for Virtual Workplaces
An online training principle regarding the potential of training to be a thoughtful and iterative process during which trainees’ assumptions about their work product and processes are identified, challenged, and potentially refined. More complex than merely “thinking about” one’s practice, “reflection” means that programs can account for how and when trainees consider their practices and then use such accountings to improve both employee practice and training program goals.
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The Didactic in Initial Literacy: Between the Perception and Representation
It is the thought or consideration of something with attention and detail to study it or understand it well.
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Reflective E-Learning Pedagogy
Dewey (1933, p.7) identified reflection as one of the modes of thought: “active, persistent, and careful consideration of any belief or supposed form of knowledge in light of the grounds that support it and the future conclusions to which it tends”
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International Service-Learning: Study Abroad and Global Citizenship Development in a Post-Disaster Locale
An active and deliberative cognitive process involving sequences of interconnected ideas and which takes into consideration underlying beliefs and knowledge in framing and solving a problem.
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Three Theoretical Perspectives on Informal Learning at Work
Reflection, or looking back on one’s thoughts, feelings, and actions, transforms experience into knowledge. The knowledge then can be applied in new contexts.
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Blogs as a Social Networking Tool to Build Community
Reflection is complex and rigorous, taking the practitioner through the process of linking theory with practice and practice with theory.
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Teaching and Technology: Issues, Caution and Concerns
The process or mode of reviewing by playing back mentally and questioning what has happened to support self-analysis and examination of the lived experiences.
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Redefining the Higher Education Landscape through Problem-Based Learning
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Irresponsible/Unmindful Parenting: An Empire for the Media
The ability to look back on action and connect it with our own behaviors.
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Supporting Student Blogging in Higher Education
It is the re-examination and re-interpretation of one’s experiences. It is introspective contemplation of the contents or qualities of one’s own thoughts or experiences. Experience on its own does not guarantee learning. It is the product of reflecting on that experience that helps to acquire deeper insights.
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The Making of Adult Learners through Project-Based Learning
It means that a learner try to think about one’s own strength and weakness after doing a task and then make suggestions for future improvement.
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Characteristic and Agentic Qualities of Women Leaders Amidst Global Crises: Lessons for Higher Education
A process of critical thinking or contemplation on a particular area for serious thought or consideration.
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Management Education for Developing Spiritual Integrity
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A Student Teacher Collaborative Community
An activity in which individuals are engaged in examining their experiences in order to lead to a new understanding and appreciation.
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eCoaching to Support Internship and Induction
Reviewing video, documents, student performance, and other materials to identify areas of strength and need in instruction.
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Co-Teaching to Develop Reform-Based Practices in Mathematics: Classrooms as Shared Spaces for Teacher Learning
Examining and making sense of teaching events for the purpose of informing future teaching practice.
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Global Pull of Community Engagement: Urban Students Growing Into Youth Ambassadors
Thinking about one’s experiences, often making connections to one’s life or prior experiences.
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Surviving the Hive in Global Crisis?: The Queen Bee Phenomenon in Higher Education
A process of identifying, questioning, and assessing our deeply held assumptions.
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Instructional Technologies of the XXI Century: Theoretical Approach
A weak interaction between an object and the external world that does not change the principal properties of the object.
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CMC and E-Mentoring in Midwifery
Thinking about an event or action in order to gain insight and make changes to practice if required
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Supporting the Spiritual Experience in Online Faith-Based Education
The act of engaging in examination of one’s inner thoughts, feelings, and motivations.
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Fostering the Disposition to Serve: The Value of First Year Service-Learning Experiences for Pre-Service Teachers
Inward thought process that engages, pushes, challenges, and empowers teacher candidates to think critically about their experiences in order to create understanding by connecting prior knowledge and course content to current experiences in ways that clarifies critical idea and deepens understanding.
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Using Video-Enhanced Performance Feedback for Student and Instructor Reflection and Evaluation
Utilizing evidence to support the intentional and critical thinking about one’s knowledge, beliefs, or practice.
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Scaffolding Problem-Solving and Inquiry: From Instructional Design to a “Bridge Model”
the process of constructing, evaluating, and articulating what has been learned; meta-cognitive skills such as monitoring and control, self-assessment and self-regulation.
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Reflective Ba and Refractive Ma in Cross-Cultural Learning
Contemplating and articulating otherwise tacit past experience and future purpose for present practice that is perceived within a context shaping and shaped by the individual or collective actions.
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Change Process
Intentional consideration
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Using Reflection With Young Learners: Value-Based English Language Teaching
Active, persistent, and careful consideration of any belief or supposed form of knowledge in the light of the grounds that support it and the further conclusions to which it tends ( Dewey 1933 , p.9).
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Enhancing Electronic Learning for Generation Y Games Geeks
A skill within each individual. Thoughts are considered and reflected upon before further investigation.
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Usability and Affordances for Teaching and Learning in Second Life
Reflection in is a professional skill that relates to learning and critical self evaluation. Donald Schön's first developed the idea of reflective practice in order to assist professionals in developing professional excellence. Originally the concept was applied to teacher education but more recently its use has been extended to other professions, including Computer Science.
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Developing Critical Thinking in Doctoral Students: Issues and Solutions
The action of thinking and analysing one’s actions in order to learn for the future.
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Enhancing Cultural and Linguistic Awareness Through an International Teaching Experience
The act of looking back at one’s words, actions, and beliefs to consider ways to make improvement to one’s self.
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Community Service Learning: Preparing Female Students in the United Arab Emirates for the Workplace
The process of looking back on the implications of actions taken - good and bad - determining what has been gained, lost, or achieved, and connecting these conclusions to future actions and larger societal contexts. Through this process there is examination and interpretation which promotes cognitive learning.
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Using Action Research to Promote Meaningful E-Service-Learning Experience for Preservice Teachers
A key component of service-learning; the intentional consideration of an experience in light of particular learning objectives.
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Using Written Responses to Reflection Questions to Improve Online Student Retention: A Text Analysis Approach
A process which involves constructing meaning by linking current experience to previous learning, and by applying what one has learned to contexts beyond the original situation.
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A Critical Analysis of Multi-Logical Synergies
A skill in systematically and deliberately seeking meaning from experiences, often of a critical nature, to inform values, assumptions, beliefs and behaviours which can potentially lead to a change in practice and being.
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Use of a Metacognitive Tool to Facilitate Teacher Reflection in an Online Graduate Literacy Course
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Engaging Teachers in Science Practices and Discourse Through Online Professional Development
The process of examining one’s thoughts in relation to new observations, experiences, and information, and considering how this may shape and influence one’s beliefs.
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Action Research and Teacher Portfolio as Two Strong Teacher-Led Professional Development Designs
A process where teachers think over their implementations, revisit their strategies and methods, and think how they might be improved or change their practices for better learning outcomes.
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Developing Videogames for Physics Education
A way of processing experience and events in order to learn from it and improve future action.
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Philosophy of Architecture Design in Web Information Systems
Dynamic instantiation of class instances for loose-coupling flexibility
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Creating Sustainable Communities: Adult and Leadership Theories and Principles in Practice
Part of the experiential learning cycle and Mezirow’s (1990 AU52: The in-text citation "Mezirow’s (1990" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. , 1991, 2000) transformational identity stage where a person deliberately ponders their learning experience(s).
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Promoting Training Transfer for Quality Telehealth Provision
Thinking about an action or experience in a structured manner and learning from it.
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Organizing Learning Processes of Co-Production: A Theoretical View
Transformational process that brings into attention basic assumptions, habits, and worldviews in ways that paves the way for change of thinking, acting and interacting in relations between people.
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Learning Reflection and Creativity in Online Game Communities
Individual or collaborative elaboration and articulation of ideas, information, knowledge, and feelings for a practical, esthetic, or social purpose, with both expected and unexpected outcomes.
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Beyond Borders: International Social Work Field Education
A consideration or analysis of a topic or experience that has an academic basis, but is also personal in nature. This is a common pedagogical method for courses on study abroad programs that examine cross-cultural issues. Through reflection, participants are asked to examine a particular cultural issue or practice in the host country and analyse it through their personal lens. Generally, reflection is done through a journal or other piece of writing (also called reflective writing).
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Integration of Communication in a Game to Reflect and Discuss Dietary Habits among School Aged Children
As the Johari window says, one does not know oneself well. However, one can learn more about oneself through reflection. It is not effective to reflect in a vague way. Reflecting based on a focused theme and with help from others is effective.
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Enriching Teacher Motivation by Improving Teacher Education: Inclusive and Reflective Training
A serious and careful consideration of one’s actions and feelings with the aim of enriching them.
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An Introduction to Reflective Petri Nets
Activity performed by an agent when doing computations about itself.
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Engaging Teachers in a Digital Learner-Centered Approach to Support Understanding Foundational Literacy
A personal analysis of one’s own experiences and consideration of current context as related to a particular concept or literacy practice.
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Blogs as a Social Networking Tool to Build Community
Reflection is complex and rigorous, taking the practitioner through the process of linking theory with practice and practice with theory.
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Infusing Culturally Relevant Teaching in Teacher Education Curriculum at an Urban HBCU
Brief writings that address what preservice teachers have learned through readings, course assignments, observations, and interactions with students and teachers in the K12 classroom.
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Humanistic Mentoring in Graduate Education: An Urgent Innovation in Uncertain Times
A very significant characteristic for the dialogue whose benefits, when fostered among students, extend beyond their formal studies to their professional life.
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Cognitive Apprenticeship and Writing in Distance and Online Learning
(in cognitive apprenticeship) a process of reviewing one’s past performance for self-analysis and self-assessment.
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Beyond Clinical Experience and Research: How Other Activities Create Well-Rounded Students
The process of critically thinking about what one has done or achieved and how one’s experiences fit into the broader context of one’s values and goals.
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Using Technologies to Integrate Vocational Learning in Multiple Contexts
An essential process to facilitate learning. It can be applied both to individuals’ own and to peers’ experiences, respectively enabling individuals to make explicit their own knowledge and understanding of a specific situation and its components and to assume other points of view on their practice through confrontation and sharing. In our examples, learning scenarios are aimed at fostering reflection on professional experiences in both directions. The guiding role of educators (teachers, supervisors, instructors, etc.) is still central in this process. Prompts are often used in this sense to scaffold reflection.
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Developing Global Mindset Through Experiential Learning in Global Virtual Teams
Developing an understanding through serious thought or consideration of an activity.
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Change and Innovation as Viewed by Teachers From Different Generations: Similarity and Diversity
Teachers’ views and perceptions on the changing or dynamic nature of teaching, which are reflected in the results of the study.
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Reflective Cycles and Reflexive Learning Principles: Teaching Ethics from the Learner Outward1
Reflection is a process where one considers one’s actions and thoughts. It is a fancy term for focused thinking both about a topic and about one’s reactions to a topic or idea or event.
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Eight Educational Considerations for Hybrid Learning
Providing opportunity and encouragement for students to review and evaluate their learning.
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COVID-19 Recovery in Schools and Self-Care for Teachers
The process of looking back at prior events, actions, or thoughts in an effort to make future improvements.
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Breakout of a Traditional Classroom Reality With Game-Based Learning Pedagogy
Learners applying questioning and discussion to an activity they have just experienced in order to make connections between the activity and course content or bigger picture ideas.
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Supporting the Development of Lifelong Learning Skills
A type of thinking that involves processing thoughts and feelings related to an event, idea, or experience.
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Teaching for Diversity Online: A Teacher Educator's Perspective
A critical component of teacher learning, reflection is a way for teachers to take a step back, critically evaluate what they do in their classrooms and why, and what the impact of their practice is on the students. Reflection is a form of lifelong learning and can lead to significant improvement in practice.
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eService-Learning: Bridging Online Graduate Students' Sense of Belonging With Community Engagement
The student learner reflecting upon the Service-Learning/eService-Learning experience to build connections between academic content and the eService-Learning experience.
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Problem-Based Learning Classroom Models in Higher Education
Thinking about the PBL process one has recently experienced and placing thoughts, ideas, and opinions about the process on paper to share with other members of the group or the professor.
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Reflection as a Process From Theory to Practice
The practice of examining and analysing an experience to glean its cognitive essence in order to foster deep or life-long learning.
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Executive Function Coaching in Higher Education
A meaning-making process that moves a learner from one experience into the next with greater understanding of its relationships with and connections to other experiences and ideas.
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Artificial Intelligence in Aviation Industries: Methodologies, Education, Applications, and Opportunities
Is the ability of consciousness to focus on itself. The reflection of consciousness is manifested in intuitive thinking.
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Nurturing Students' Entrepreneurial Mindset: A Design Thinking Approach
Reflection, in the context of learning and personal development, refers to the process of intentionally thinking about and analysing one's experiences, actions, thoughts, and emotions. It involves taking a step back to critically examine and make meaning of what has been learned or encountered. It is a valuable tool for personal and professional growth, enabling individuals to learn from their experiences, make meaning of their learning, and continuously improve their knowledge, skills, and attitudes.
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Supporting Pre-Service Teachers' Understanding and Use of Mobile Devices
A special form of problems solving which involves thinking on practice so as to engage in the process of continuous learning.
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Promoting Cooperative Learning for Preservice Teachers Through Information Technology
An activity in which individuals are engaged in examining their experiences in order to lead to new understanding and appreciation.
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Blogging as Online Reflection During Student Teaching
The act of recapturing one’s experience, mulling it over and evaluating it in order to learn about one’s practice.
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Linking Individual Learning Plans to ePortfolios
The initial act of reviewing and thoughtfully considering previous actions, events, and contexts as a form of constructive inquiry and personal growth and development.
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Bridging Theory and Practice: Reflective Learning in Higher Education
A term used for thinking about experience. Reflection can be directed toward past experience, present experience, or anticipating towards the future.
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Digital Storytelling as a Self-Regulated Learning Tool
Process whereby an individual evaluates their personal learning goals and outcomes.
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An E-Portfolio Scheme of Flexible Online Learning
Related to teaching based on an assumption that students do not receive information from the teacher and slot it straight into an empty place in their knowledge base. Instead, learning involved activities related to specific experiences in which learners think about what they are learning, how new things being learned relate to their pre-existing knowledge, and how they are personally learning the new skills, knowledge, and /or attitudes.
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Preparing Pre-Service STEM Teachers to Teach Using Digital Modeling and Simulation Applications
A process of thinking about one’s teaching and components of instruction that went well and parts that did not go well. This process allows one to think more deeply about factors that may improve future instruction and/or have a greater impact on student learning.
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Digital Storytelling in Teacher Education
Expressing thoughts, perceptions, and expressions of experiences, knowledge, and/or skills evidenced through encounters or events.
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A Model for Knowledge and Innovation in Online Education
A process in which online participants (learners and instructors) and community members (former learners and experts in the field) observe and interpret the learning experience so that they can consistently adapt and improve the high quality instructional systems design.
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CMC and E-Mentoring in Midwifery
Thinking about an event or action in order to gain insight and make changes to practice if required
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Reflective Practices That Scaffold Teacher Knowledge, Decision Making, and Literacy Leadership
Thoughtful consideration of teaching practices and lesson planning to impact instruction and student learning.
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Trying Out Reflective Petri Nets on a Dynamic Workflow Case
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Do Student-Written Responses to Reflection Questions Predict Persistence and Performance in Online Courses?: A Text Analysis Approach
A process which involves constructing meaning by linking current experience to previous learning, and by applying what one has learned to contexts beyond the original situation.
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Capturing Tacit Knowledge within Business Simulation Games
Self-observation and reporting of conscious inner thoughts, desires and sensations.
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Academic Service-Learning as a Pedagogical Tool and Strategy: Promoting Critical Thinking among Pre-Service Teachers
Reflection is the act of thinking about personal involvement in an event including what action will be taken in future similar situations.
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