Sentence examples for In-person learning from inspiring English sources
The phrase "In-person learning" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to educational experiences that occur in a physical classroom setting, as opposed to online or remote learning. Example: "Due to the pandemic, many schools have shifted to online classes, but we believe in-person learning is essential for student engagement."
"We really don't know if one is a good replacement for the other," Kyle Snow, a director for the National Association for the Education of Young Children, said about virtual vs. in-person learning.
However, when expanding outside of the Silicon Valley tech industry, as Udacity plans to do with courses that could range from biotechnology to pharmaceutical training, for example, a question is raised: can virtual learning ever fully replace the in-person learning environment, especially when students need to do work in a lab setting?
And that result was only found in studies comparing straight in-person learning with a combination of online and in-person learning; learning outcomes in studies comparing purely online versus purely face-to-face were statistically equivalent.
How do we measure the intangibles of in-person learning and how can we replicate those online?
I think a more nuanced vision of the future is emerging, where online learning and traditional in-person learning co-exist.
These technologies can increase interaction between and among teachers and students, enabling the time devoted to in-person learning to be more efficient and effective.
On the one hand, the additional in-person, active learning time afforded by the freeing of class time due to online delivery of lecture components might argue for increased learning in the blended format.
DARTdrones courses open to the public include in-person trainings to learn to fly the popular DJI Phantom and Inspire drones; a Part 107 test prep course, which is offered either online only or in-person for a full day; and an online aerial photography course.
Late discovery adoption refers to a person learning in adulthood that they were adopted as children.
Learning by videoconferencing is not the same as learning in-person and may add cognitive overhead to processing information [ 17].
The Act provided that "there shall be appointed in each district" a "person learned in the law to act as attorney for the United States in such district, who shall be sworn or affirmed to the faithful execution of his office, whose duty it shall be to prosecute in such district all delinquents for crimes and offences, cognizable under the authority of the United States".
