Sentence examples for considered to have learning from inspiring English sources

And J J, who struggles in school and is considered to have learning disabilities, is suddenly a near genius.

About 3 5% of students studying at U.S. public schools are considered to have learning disabilities [9].

Kindergarten students who are considered to have learning disabilities participate to varying degrees in regular classrooms depending on the severity of their disabilities.

Subjects were considered to have learned to associate odor with reward when they extended the proboscis in the presence of odor alone.

Subjects were considered to have learned the lever press response when they had completed a session with collection of 60 food pellets.

For the purpose of these analyses, a child was considered to have a 'generalised learning disability' when one or both informants estimated that mental age was 60% or less of the chronological age (such as a mental age of 6 or less at a chronological age of 10).

An unexpected finding from the same study was that student interactions were not considered to have a positive impact on learning.

Additionally, the distribution of contact time over the course was considered to have an impact on seminar learning.

Daily group performance scores were compared to the performance on day 1 of training and significant learning was considered to have been expressed on the days that the score was significantly different from that of day 1 (Newman-Keuls post hoc comparisons).

I consider myself blessed to have learned the art of snow removal at the feet of masters: my capable, resourceful father, Joe Sr., and my Bunyanesque uncle, Gerald Schwartz.

At Bronx Science, where "it was considered very uncool not to have learned calculus on your own," he began to blossom as a physics student, particularly after he encountered a popular book by Sir James Jeans that mentioned quantum physics, and its mysterious equations and engrossing idea that nature was based on simple but powerful laws.