Sentences with phrase «for deep reflection»

The summer can be a time for deeper reflection.

All of these new works deeply considered many of these issues and are only just the beginning points for deeper reflection.

The Jewish New year is a time for celebration and also for deep reflection.

After administering student surveys in the spring, the district dedicated three days over the summer for deep reflection and planning.

If you are up for some deep reflection, some powerful insights, and some good, hard work, then contact us to set up a session!

One of the reasons I find solo travel so enjoyable is because it allows me to have time for deep reflection.

Bill Gates goes off the grid for a week every year for deep reflection.

Opportunities for deep reflection on your hidden biases, intentions as a teacher, and actions in front of a class

Malick's film, like many of his past, is created to be a tone poem, a feature to be experienced more through the senses than the intellect, one that begs for deeper reflection and requires its audience to bring into it a certain sense of their own consternation but all the banks in the world couldn't lend Knight of Cups an inherent sense of completion.This complaint is made more egregious by the fact that Knight of Cups feels like a self - congratulatory brag - a-thon.

Requiring one or more basic Bible or religion courses would be one way to affirm this, and a strong religion department would offer opportunities for deeper reflection.

«Most of our schools find that the decrease in stress for students and faculty, the increase in engagement and time for deeper reflection, and the less frenetic pace are all worth the extra effort of modifying the school schedule.»

Rather, Rosenquist viewed his works as starting points for deeper reflection.

All of our institutes provide a useful mix of theory and practice, create opportunities for deep reflection, foster a chance to share challenging and interesting ideas, and establish venues to learn together and forge useful and lasting professional networks.

In classrooms with more time for instruction (i.e., 45 - or 60 - minute periods), Day 5 also includes project - based learning activities and opportunities for deeper reflection and discussion.

I am writing this post from our boat in the Gulf Islands of British Columbia — a welcome break from the usual flurry of activity and a time for deeper reflection than is usually available.