Sentence examples for change to learning from inspiring English sources

If a definition of learning is to be provided, that definition must specify when to attribute the change to learning, and when to other causes.

China must undergo major cultural change to learn tolerance, to handle differences of opinion, to address growing challenges, including international ones, with calm and reason.

He also told voters that France needed to change, to learn from other countries such as Britain and America and to be prepared for what he called la rupture.

This space is fertile -- the moment we open to it, we start to change, to learn, to grow.

The impact of specific plastic changes to learning and memory performance in exercising animals are not well understood.

The name soon changed to Learning Through Art (LTA), more accurately capturing the broad aims of a curriculum that extended well beyond reading.

"It was the first time I felt proud of myself outside Ultimo because it was something that I managed to change and to learn".

Such patterns are suggestive of information seeking behaviour, where individuals change configuration to learn each other's characteristics and features.

This will show future employers that you are willing to change and to learn, two aspects of an employee that are vital in work life.

We hope these changes will lead to learning gains in a higher proportion of the class.

The small longitudinal study showed small changes of approaches to learning with different rotation placement but not statistically significant.