Sentence examples for either learning from inspiring English sources

14, 15 Impairment in either learning the associations or using the learned information to decide among a set of responses could yield poor performance in these typical learning scenarios.

A shame, therefore, that much of City Center's opening program suggested that he has been either learning from lesser choreographers too or failing to learn useful lessons from those four.

If this step takes more than 15-30 minutes, you're either learning too much on specific topics or didn't define your search project narrow enough.

Unfortunately, they are not effective users of either learning style for the improvement of mathematics performance likely because of the way that both learning styles are practiced in American mathematics classrooms.

Although American students are stronger competitive and cooperative learners than their East Asian peers, they are not effective users of either learning style for the improvement of mathematics performance likely because of the way that both learning styles are practiced in American mathematics classrooms.

In the present study, which was undertaken in the context of a biology course in secondary education, 496 14- to 15-years old secondary school students in Flanders were assigned to either learning path based or conventional instruction during classroom activities.

You must either learn to ignore them or rationalize their presence by chanting, "I saved $250!

They exchanged telephone numbers and promised to call the other if either learned anything, he said.

As a species we are unique because we can either learn from or choose to forget unpleasant experiences.

After that, they have to either learn the law themselves or find a jailhouse lawyer to help them.

I could either learn, adapt and derive inspiration or wallow in self doubt, consumed by the enemy: ego.