Sentence examples for aid in learning from inspiring English sources

UK-based motion graphics buff Robert Shaw argues in his video Stop the Blame, Play the Game that video games can even aid in learning.

The near-field terrain information obtained directly from the stereo disparity maps is fed into the CNNs as reference to aid in learning the far-field terrain information.

One recommended approach to aid in learning and using students' names is name tents displayed by each student each day in class (e.g., Tanner 2013; Cooper et al. 2017).

The precise contribution of cognitive control may in some cases drive participants to utilize an explicit strategy to improve performance while in other cases it may just aid in learning by adding another learning signal on top of an automatic (or implicit) motor learning process without the participants developing an explicit strategy.

To test how perceptual images aid in learning, we chose a viable learning environment, rather than an artificial experimental setup (for a discussion on this subject, see De Jong, 2010).

Reading books and newspapers, catalogues, billboard signs, posters in windows all aid in learning how to spell.

The graduate teaching assistants and lecturers who were the pedagogical leaders in the laboratory sections graciously used name cards in the laboratories to aid me in learning names, but they were not asked to adjust their teaching styles to match mine in any way.

However, if you are a real go-getter, just listening to the song will aid you in learning the verses.

The Pearce–Hall associability term assesses how surprising an event is and aids in learning relationships between cues and reinforcement.

While the hormone can increase physical arousal, aid memory and help in learning, chronic, long-term exposure can impair the immune system, reduce mental attention and produce anxiety and depression among other effects.

The government has opened up Confucius Institutes around the world to aid foreigners in learning Chinese.