Sentence examples for atypical learning from inspiring English sources

Samples were from the following three sample groups: neurodevelopment (schizophrenia, bipolar, autism (Tampere and Atypical), learning disabilities, Asperger syndrome; obesity; rare diseases (neuromuscular; ocular coloboma; congenital heart disease; ciliopathies disorders; severe intellectual disabilities; congenital hypothyroidism; resistance to thyroid hormone; familial hypercholesterolemia).

Examples of these include evaluation of student performance, course recommendation and personalized learning plan, and identification of atypical learning pattern [7].

It's time for "nerds" to admit the things that make us "nerdy" -- social exclusion, unusual interests, atypical learning development -- don't erase the privileges we also have.

A second proposal is that ASC is characterized by an atypical learning style in which each trained stimulus or stimulus feature is coded by separate, narrow, and nonoverlapping tuning functions (Qian and Lipkin 2011).

In this paper, we propose a method to exploit the benefits of cross-lingual adaptation of speech technologies for the recognition of the atypical speech of learning disabled users.

The current discussion will focus on DD and dyslexia, along with ADHD, as they are the best-known childhood developmental problems associated with profound difficulties in learning and atypical brain development, and evidence in healthy adults suggests that TES has favourable effects on the cognitive functions commonly impaired in these learning difficulties.

Learning about atypical depression will not only make you less afraid of the condition, but it will also empower you – you will feel more in control of what happens to you.

Learning difficulties in atypical brain development represent serious obstacles to an individual's future achievements and can have broad societal consequences.

Interestingly, noticeably more young women compared to young men were considering learning a gender-atypical job.

Following acute treatment, both typical and atypical antidepressant drugs administered prior to learning led to a positive affective bias at recall.

While according to diagnostic criteria ADHD does not constitute a learning disability, we will here refer to learning difficulties associated with atypical brain development to include ADHD and potential other developmental problems that meet the abovementioned criteria.