The phrase "assure learning" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts where one intends to guarantee or ensure that learning occurs, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The new curriculum is designed to assure learning outcomes for all students."
Alternatives: "ensure learning" or "guarantee learning."
Rest assured that learning to be flexible and dealing with these challenges as they present themselves may not be easy but is all part of the growing process.
Control groups (n = 5/group) were designed to assure associative learning, pharmacological effects of the US, and placebo effect.
What are the most effective ways to measure and assure student learning?
However, I can assure you that learning about them from people you mentor and finding them to be commonplace is much more alarming.
In the present study in order to assure that experiential learning will be effectively implemented, a convenience sample was selected choosing schools according to the teachers experience in experiential learning techniques and volunteer offer to participate.
In addition, the virtual experiments or simulations can be used by the teachers and students in the classroom in order to assure a logical learning process, based on practical aspects.
The findings suggest that increased leadership engagement in NQRs is needed [ 37], to assure a mutual learning across tiers.
One challenge of MARL in our context is that the secondary users do not know the payoffs (thus do not know the strategies) of other secondary users in each stage; thus the environment of each secondary user, including other secondary users, is nonstationary and may not assure the convergence of learning.
The responsibility for learning, he assures his student, lies with the teacher.
The garage industry has received some bad publicity in the past, so how can young people be assured that they are learning from trusted professionals?
