Sentence examples for advocated learning from inspiring English sources

It advocated learning how to cook, perform first aid and other ways of contributing through "feminine manual labour".

It was during this period that Li attended three lectures given by Kang Youwei, who advocated learning from both Song academic painting and from the realistic tradition of the European Renaissance.

He advocated learning more about the brain in order to design effective learning environments.

The view that truth in religion is ultimately based on faith rather than on reasoning or evidence a doctrine known as fideism was adopted by the late medieval German cardinal and philosopher Nicolaus of Cusa, who advocated learned ignorance as a path to religious knowledge.

Long is adamant that college should be a time "to completely indulge yourself creatively" while de Vos advocates learning on the job: "That's what's so exciting about fashion – you learn so much the first day you enter the industry and you never actually stop learning".

In a nutshell, the curriculum framework is underpinned by six key guiding principles which advocate learning through an integrated approach, play, and interactions with the support from teachers in six learning areas for the holistic development of children.

Every entrepreneur worth his or weight in bestselling business books is familiar with the philosophy of the lean start-up--a stratagem which advocates learning, analytics and iteration, and offers a more measured approach to organizational progress and expansion.

— Suzanne Spector Please Don't Learn to Code Codinghorror.com |  A programmer argues: Don't advocate learning to code just for the sake of learning how to code.

Yesterday, many of those privacy advocates, learning that the database had been under development for three years, called its existence an egregious violation of the Privacy Act's rules and intent.

His work as a military teacher became one of his most important legacies; 19th-century students of Yamaga, though fiercely nationalistic and antiforeign, were among the first to advocate learning more about Western nations so that Japan would be better able to oppose them.

Released on the 12th August this year, the application advocates learning 10 words a day – and so do I.