Sentence examples for difficulty in learning from inspiring English sources

I join Athanasopoulos and glumly recount my difficulty in learning the language, despite my best efforts.

But it takes tools like calculus to solve them; thus the difficulty in learning physics.

It is especially tough for the elderly to master Braille because they often have less sensitive fingers and more difficulty in learning a completely new language, she said.

When the target depth was reduced to four inches, the group that had been taught the general principle of refraction adjusted rapidly to the change and exhibited substantial positive transfer; the other boys showed comparative difficulty in learning to hit the target at the shallower level.

Associated with this impairment was a difficulty in learning the overall statistical structure of target locations.

It uses a weighed distribution for different minority class samples according to their levels of difficulty in learning.

But Mr. Siddiqui expressed frustration over the embassy's difficulties in learning how many Saudis had been detained.

(His anxieties might have been understandable. Around Taos, O'Keeffe's difficulties in learning to drive a car were legendary).

Because they conflict with these systems, too many students think that they are the problem; that they are not intelligent, or must have difficulties in learning".

This idea is important in school teaching and helps in a general way to explain children's positive and negative feelings toward school, feelings that may have arisen originally from difficulties in learning specific school subjects.

In fact, dyslexia encompasses a broader range of difficulties in learning to read that are particularly unrecognized in low-income children with average and less than average I.Q.'s.