Sentence examples for circle of learning from inspiring English sources

I was reading the encyclopedia, working through the whole circle of learning available to man, as the introduction said.

Doing so means they have to rethink the traditional "circle of learning" and the teaching practices that come with it.

Lahey introduces us to Mark Barnes, a teacher who found that the traditional "circle of learning" consisting of lecture, practice, homework, test and grade to be more harmful than helpful for his students.

The Propædia specifically was a reader's version of the circle of learning on which the set had been based and was organized in such a way that a reader might reassemble in meaningful ways material that the accident of alphabetization had dispersed.

About 885 he was asked by Alfred the Great to leave St David's and join the circle of learned men whom Alfred was recruiting for his court.

Since the introduction of Learning Circles (a particular model of action research) by the Ministry of Education MOEE) in 2000, action research has grown to become fairly ubiquitous in Singapore education both school- and system-wide in terms of its terminological usage and practice.

In the circles of Günthard "Learning by Doing!" and "Trial and Error!" were daily practice.

And so we travel back through the epochs with Eric and Merle — through this century and the 19th, then briefly coming full circle to learn the fate of the Eric and Merle from the book's first vignette.

It is, rather, a matter of learning to listen – really, listen – to everyone in the circle of humanity, and to take their insights into account.

Watson pointed out that the more important power is the power of the group, the community, the learning circle, which suggest the importance of system and environment in the process of learning to care [ 7].

Although he remained outside 'professional' philosophical circles, in that he never held a University post, he was respected in his time for his scholarship and breadth of learning.