#reflection

#reflection

...thinking about what to write - and how to write it - has invited me to consider new perspectives, to develop new arguments...

Teaching is often done in ways that reflect how we were taught, without much pedagogical reflection. In philosophy, this leads to a gap in understanding best practices.

I am glad I will not be young in a future without wilderness. Aldo Leopold

Yet what stays with me most from my 10-day cruise on the Silversea Silver Cloud around the Antarctic Peninsula six years ago is an encompassing noiselessness that seemed to stretch for miles.

During Mardi Gras, I'd see people, like - we were, like, you know, in these walking parades, like, dressed up to the nines.

The proposal aims to ensure Java's integrity by default by restricting final field mutation, enabling a safer and potentially faster programming environment for developers.

I've had enough of city living. ... But there's one bit I still love. That's when I find myself right bang in the middle of town early in the morning.

"No-one laughs at God at MGH" the broker remembers a fellow patient stating. This statement profoundly affected him and renewed his faith, particularly during his recovery.

"None of it tracks with my memories of deteriorating seating areas so small and crowded I frequently ate lunch sitting on the floor."

Keeping a journal while traveling preserves memories, allowing reflection on experiences and a tangible connection to moments, offering a creative outlet to enhance your journey.

December invites reflection and planning for the future; it's a time for contemplation as we assess the past year's achievements and prepare for what's to come.

As the year draws to a close, we reflect on our favorite stories and prepare to share the year's greatest hits, offering a glimpse into our most cherished moments.

In a world obsessed with productivity and success, taking a step back to introspect and refocus can be a vital and enlightening journey.

Maira Kalman articulates the distinction between regret and remorse, suggesting that while regret is about personal failings, remorse involves a deeper, more painful acknowledgment of harm inflicted on others.