Sentence examples for Fellow learners from inspiring English sources

Their classmates became a community of professionals and fellow learners.

Collective guidance can also come from fellow learners and be provided by other VET students at workplaces or teachers from vocational institutions.

Seven of the 18 articles mention that guidance can also come from fellow learners (Corney and du Plessis 2010; Filliettaz 2011; Fuller and Unwin 2004; Gurtner et al. 2011; Nielsen 2008; Smith 2000; Tanggaard 2005).

Don Tapscott [25] advocates "Discovery Learning" as the new learning paradigm, by which he means learning through self-motivated inquire, browsing the web for interesting contents offered by media institutions, prosumers and fellow learners and increasingly by world-class universities.

Kim argues that no matter how well designed a MOOC is, the experience "with 160,000 fellow learners (as in Stanford's AI course) will never be comparable to a well-designed traditional online, blended or face-to-face course".

Junior learners viewed the GP registrars as easily approachable fellow learners who provided guidance and role modeling.

And our students need to own the fact that, with technology at their fingertips, they can take charge of their personal learning style and their teacher, who used to be the 'be all end all,' is now their guide, counselor, confidant, and fellow learner.

And that's about it — it's basically a messaging app where you're encouraged to connect with fellow language learners to practice through the digital spectrum of chat.

Participants were graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, medical residents, and other learners from various disciplines.

To test this hypothesis, we examined the degree to which predominance of procedural experiences explain dissimilarities among learners, focusing on fellows in different subspecialties in internal medicine.

We compared satisfaction across internal medicine fellows by subspecialty and compared factors associated with satisfaction between procedural versus non-procedural subspecialty fellows, using data from the Learners' Perceptions Survey (LPS), a validated survey tool.