Sentence examples for distinguished learning from inspiring English sources

The noted reading scholar Jeanne Chall clearly distinguished learning to read (decoding) from reading to learn (understanding complex expository material).

The presence of tonic sustained changes in single neuron activity distinguished learned from unlearned items in a previous study (Ojemann and Schoenfield-McNeill, 1998).

The stipulation that practice must be reinforced serves to distinguish learning from the opposed loss of unreinforced habits.

So, for example, in evolutionary terms, it does not make sense to distinguish learning a survival or vocational skill and learning "for learning's sake".

Controls are necessary to distinguish learning from host- or odour induced gene expression.

We cannot exclude the fact that learning effects of SHAP-C tasks within a child might have occurred, but distinguishing learning effects from the reaction time of the assessor is not possible in this case.

However, they found that no gender effect on student learning outcome but age, prior e-learning experiences and study time are factors which can distinguish learning outcome.

The literature on social learning distinguishes three learning loops, each with its own characteristics.

It is very difficult to distinguish between learning disorders and learning problems.

He was educated at St Peter's School and was awarded a scholarship to Balliol, one of Oxford's most distinguished seats of learning.

This allowed any influences regarding the positioning of the interfaces to be distinguished from any learning effect the technique may have.