Sentence examples for attached to learning from inspiring English sources
However, each time assessment loomed, the value attached to learning relative to other activities typically grew (cf. Quote 7).
The word "easy" should never be attached to any learning, especially music learnin.' As it turns out, a ukulele does not play itself.
Having a mind that is attached to nothing means learning to work with situations that aren't turning out as we'd want or expect.
It's easy to become attached to items, and learning to detach yourself from "stuff" takes time.
People get attached to what they learned when young – it's as if they feel they have to defend their entire youth.
But in spring, using data from a radio transmitter tag attached to Bama, they learned the manatees use the channel "like a highway," Dr. Carmichael said.
It's normally a long journey that can lead to meaningful discovery and revelation as long as you aren't overly attached to what you learn, since your vision of the truth may change during this period of your life, as it did for Eleanor.
Most, but not all, of the volunteer work had classroom learning attached to it.
"People get attached to how they traditionally learn, and this is not how they're learning in school".
For at least fifty years, sea creatures around the world have had tags implanted in them or attached to them in order to learn where they go.
