Sentence examples for expansion of learning from inspiring English sources

Kearney et al. look at context as an expansion of learning in the real world and community.

The conceptual map has to repay, and be seen to repay, the effort of its construction in the achievement and expansion of learning objectives.

With the expansion of learning spaces and investments in teacher training, the hope is to bring more children to school, reduce congestion, and improve the delivery of education.

The Obama administration has for some time been supporting the expansion of learning time in school — which sounds useful but often isn't — by diverting money intended for afterschool programs, many of which are high quality and offer different venues for kids to learn.

The pilot program with inverted admissions is the latest step in MIT's expansion of online learning.

Two of the most visible and important trends in higher education today are its exploding costs and the rapid expansion of online learning.

Group learning is a part of a cluster that can be understood as an expansion of the conception of learning.

Francis Bacon published De dignitate et augmentis scientiarum (On the Dignity and Advancement of Learning, an expansion of his earlier Advancement of Learning) in Latin in 1623.

With the substantial increase in the number of students wanting to pursue a college degree and the expansion of the number of fields of learning that schools were expected to cover, the dream of a "common learning experience" for undergraduates faded in favor of offering a plethora of courses from which to choose.

The four items used by Gorges et al. (2016) primarily tap enjoyment of learning and goals of knowledge expansion.

The future of learning in the economy will focus less on the expansion of skills, more on the expansion of thought and mindset.