Sentence examples for be learnt at from inspiring English sources

Although this is technically possible, it is not possible from a pedagogical perspective because citizenship and coexistence must be learnt at school.

Research tells us repeatedly that girls and boys are strongly influenced in the development of their thinking and sense of themselves by narratives and stereotypes that start to be learnt at home and continue at school and through life, reinforced by the images and the roles they see in advertising, in films, books and news stories.

The weights of these components can be learnt at the time of training using the EM algorithm.

This popular activity can be learnt at the Kalpitiya Kite Surfing School where you will be taken through the finer points.

Linguistic changes identified by the research so far include differences in use of pronouns and multiple negatives, based on whether Welsh was learnt in the home or at school — with English sentence constructions filtering into the language more when Welsh is learnt at school vs at home.

Children are incredibly adaptable, money is not necessarily God and interpreters can be acquired while a new language is learnt – at Barcelona the late Sir Bobby Robson attracted a most helpful translator named José Mourinho.

I would like to see more creative homework as a follow-up to what is learnt at school: identifying local trees, collecting rock/leaf/shell samples, baking, modelling etc.

Second, what about BIM should be learnt, and at which level of the educational process?

There is a widespread societal acceptance that mathematics cannot be learnt easily, if at all.

Chancellor George Osborne says in the Times that the lesson still to be learnt from Baroness Thatcher at this time of economic gloom is optimism.

The lessons to be learnt from these networks require investigation at a local level so that appropriate strategies can be devised.