Sentence examples for burden of learning from inspiring English sources
Everyone gets growing pains at the start of their international career and Robshaw had the added burden of learning the role of captain - he was appointed captain for just his second cap - and now he has got to the position where he appears very comfortable and natural in the position.
By studying the types of knowledge and collaborative reasoning embedded in argumentative activity, we illustrated how learners attempted to enlarge, fine-tune and revise their own beliefs and conceptions with their peers, thus sharing the cognitive burden of learning (Vygotsky, 1978).
Baby Boomers still put it on a tiny, pill-sized pedestal for freeing them from the burden of learning how to properly pull out and liberating women (despite the fact that most major feminists turned against it when the health risks became clear in the 70s).
Therefore, we call for measures to reduce the burden of learning on adolescents.
Second, a heavy burden of learning often results in sleep deprivation in adolescents.
Reading quizzes shift the burden of learning the "easy stuff"—the vocabulary and basic ideas to the student.
The burden of salaries, learning material and school maintenance should not fall on parents," said Mr. Monasch.
Parents in our study, therefore, appeared to be remedying potential CoC-HP dysfunction by recognising the necessity to alleviate their burden of responsibility, learning to cope by implementing strategies.
In order to get a desired equal length descriptor to release the burden of later learning task, we need to build codebook for all extracted SIFT features first and then redo the data representations for each image bag based on the constructed codebook.
We regard living habits such as the length and quality of sleep, playing with musical instruments, smoking/drinking or not, as the indirect indicators of learning burden.
There was an element of self-selection bias due to the requirement of nursing homes/municipalities to be willing and able to participate in a research study with the extra burden of new learning and data collection and to provide self-financing.
