Sentence examples for child learning from inspiring English sources

Dearie moved through the crowd awkwardly, like a child learning to ice skate.

Others captured small daily victories, like a black child learning to read at a Mississippi Freedom School.

"If learning language were a process of gaining control over the human speech mechanism, then a child learning sign language should show a completely different timetable," she said.

Like Mr. Cecere, she reasoned that pressure would be eased for a young child learning a difficult skill on the fly.

His mother has said that as a child, learning to put one foot in front of the other, he had only one speed: fast.

Think of a child learning to read, a care worker engaging with a house-bound couple, or a physician discussing treatment with a patient.

Child-to-child learning In Beati Akor village, Teberh Mulugeta, 13, teaches pre-schoolers from her neighbourhood how to count.

Urban-rural differences can be seen with one urban child learning in a pool and only rural children learning in lakes (Table  1).

Child-to-child learning It's a non-formal scheme designed to increase access and encourage appropriate age school entry, retention and effective learning for primary school students.

We must continue to emphasize educating the whole child - learning by doing, hands on, and experiential methodology.

Meryl Streep radiated warmth, excitement and cheer as Julia Child, learning to cook and writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking in 1950s Paris.