Sentence examples for ambitions for learning from inspiring English sources

Limited time is certainly not unique to physiotherapy or healthcare in general, as there is a difficult trade-off between short-term production requirements and longer-term ambitions for learning and development in many work contexts.

Ultimately, Scratch aficionados bring their ambitions to learn with them.

The OECD (2006) suggests that there is a societal shift away from traditional notions of childcare to include more development ambitions for children in early learning that leads to improved outcomes for children.

Wisdom replaces petty ambitions as we learn to grow from ourselves.

"He had an ambition to learn," Mr. Marquez said.

He had been told this was a necessary qualification to become a research biochemist, which was still his ambition, but he learned to love the profession for itself.

A spokesman for Pearson, Edexcel's parent company, said: "The continuing popularity of IGCSEs in this country and abroad supports our view that students should be able to choose the qualifications that suit their interests, ambitions and style of learning".

Ambitious fantasy Varley admits he harbours ambitions for the "fantastic job" but says he can learn from his new boss, Matt Barrett.

In one piece, a woman running for Parliament describes the experience of campaigning among Pashtun nomads, her own steep learning curve and her ambitions for the future.

Deep learning has revived our ambitions for artificial intelligence; based on a relatively few human prompts, machines can construct rules for recognising and categorising things in the world around them, often more consistently than humans can.

My ambition is to learn to walk with God.