Sentence examples for detriment of learning from inspiring English sources

The price of higher education, already at a crisis level, will be further increased at the expense of students (a captive market), and ultimately to the detriment of learning itself.

The paradox is that therapists are increasingly schooled in specific techniques to the detriment of learning how to heal.

"We have no new methods of teaching," Neill wrote in a book, "because we do not think that teaching very much matters". Thus, students at a school built around the notion of personal freedom, even to the detriment of learning, must sit for the same examinations as students in more conventional schools.

Numerous studies [ 2, 21, 24, 25] using the DREEM have highlighted the same factual learning issue, and it has been suggested this response indicates that students are employing surface learning strategies to the detriment of deeper learning.

To its detriment (and now, to Greece's), it has not accepted the burden of learning enough of its history to be a responsible economic power.

The demand for perfection, on both a personal and institutional level, has increasingly taken hold of our schooling system, and it is to the detriment of the learning, development and wellbeing of students.

What I have come to realize is that we are focusing too much on test scores -- to the detriment of real learning.

Consequently, the findings of the current study should challenge the idea that research is a manipulative process used by staff for their own profit to the detriment of student learning or that the research-teaching nexus is a myth [ 12].

And they usually win, to the detriment of children's learning.

While Australian medical students are likely to benefit from the electives that they undertake, the differences in program characteristics invite the question; does this disparity in results reflect substandard structure and support for Australian medical students undertaking electives in resource poor settings to the detriment of student wellbeing, learning, and professional growth?

"All the things [such schools] focus on are to the detriment of kids who learn like Bennett.