integrated reflection

integrated reflection

[′int·ə‚grād·əd ri′flek·shən]
(physics)
The intensity of a beam of x-rays or neutrons reflected from a given atomic plane of a crystal, integrated over a small range of angles about the general direction of the beam.
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Even our medical colleagues envy the way we have integrated reflection into our clinical practice and our professional portfolios.
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Tension between the instructional and assessment communities, as well the pejorative connotations that "teaching to the test" entails, the writer concludes, will continue so long as testing and assessment are seen as something quite apart from instruction and learning, rather than an integrated reflection of what was intentionally taught, and advocates for linkage of curriculum, instruction, assessment, and standards in a more generative and even transparent way.
Teaching to the Test. Carnegie Perspectives
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