reflectively

reflective | American Dictionary

reflective
adjective
us/rɪˈflek·tɪv/

reflectiveadjective (SENDING BACK)

able to send back light, heat, energy, or sound from a surface:
Joggers should wear reflective clothing at night.

reflectiveadjective (THINKING)

showing or involved in careful thinking; thoughtful:
In my more reflective moments, I write poetry.

Examples of reflective

reflective
Using reflective practice to link personal and public theories.
All comments provided by students throughout the reflective journal were read.
The book balances the contributions with practical and organization focus with contributions that are more reflective and place current concerns in a wider context.
The role of reflective conversations and feedback in helping preservice teachers lear n to use cooperative activities in their second language classrooms.
Since the journal's inception it has proved an invaluable source both for reflective scientists and for workers in the history, philosophy and sociology of science.
However, in the second year a more reflective approach began to emerge with the onset of the collaborative research.
Thus, thinking dispositions are reflective of intentionallevel psychological structure.
Scripting languages often have late-binding, runtime types, or reflective operations, which one might expect to be difficult to project back to a statically-typed metalanguage.
A reflective diary was kept to record events and to reflect on them.
Habits are the basis of both reflective and non-reflective behaviour.
The extent to which it is also relevant for reflective consciousness may depend on how reflective consciousness is conceived of.
Nevertheless, three concepts still appear to be confused, ill-defined, or interchangeable in the literature: reflective practice, reflection, and the reflective practitioner.
Beginning-level students completed listening comprehension tasks and reflective exercises, using instruments that engaged them in prediction, evaluation, and other processes involved in listening.
On the contrary, reflective practice requires a continuing scrutiny and disruption of categories, and a recognition of the complexities of commonalities and differences.
The pulsing condition of the laser can also be verified using a simple and inexpensive reflective grating.
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