I think I've lived long enough to say probably every country--every country--has hypocrisy because it's difficult to be always transparent about what you're doing and what you stand for But I don't know any country that has been more transparent, more
self-corrective, more willing to say, 'Maybe we shouldn't have done this.
We find this requires students to engage in self-disciplined, selfmonitored, and
self-corrective thinking, which are important aspects of critical thinking as presented in the NCECT framework.
Participants in the control condition recorded their responses to practice test items using Scantron forms, with these forms providing neither affirmation of correct responding and
self-corrective information nor the opportunity to respond until correct.
Science and scholarship, like peer-review, are answerable and
self-corrective.
Relying on the patient's natural
self-corrective physiological activities, craniosacral therapy has been effective in treating poorly understood dysfunctions, chronic pain, lowered vitality and recurring infections.
He suggests that the
self-corrective capacity of democracy could break through when adverse developments resulting from the Culture of Contentment reach the point whereby they challenge the well-being of the comfortable.
But such excesses are not apt to survive within the more public,
self-corrective culture that Total Quality promotes.
As a consequence of that, there was sort of a
self-corrective move halfway through the campaign.
Rather, we are experiencing a
self-corrective process.
A state-of-the-art microprocessor system performs self-diagnosis of technical issues, takes
self-corrective action and notifies the locomotive engineer.
Pederson (1984) found that LD students often required intake (snacks or beverages), frequent mobility, and easy-to-use,
self-corrective resources while learning.
