Sentence examples for expected learning from inspiring English sources

As I had expected, learning how to be a bona fide lecturer while adapting to living in a new country isn't easy.

We do this by showing the relative performance of these schemes for maximum expected patient health and maximum expected learning objectives, and by demonstrating the value of a restricted-optimal-policy approximation in a practical example.

This finding was a surprise, Gage admits, because he'd expected learning tasks to provide the trigger.

In Lpf 1994 four different elements are stated to define expected learning outcomes, namely: facts, understanding, skills, and accumulated experience.

The first questionnaire focused on motivation, self-attributed economic competencies, expected learning outcomes, entrepreneurial intent, general views on the function of entrepreneurship in modern society, and expectations regarding the project.

Any teacher education programme would have to include six expected learning outcomes: code of ethics; knowledge; intellectual skills; interpersonal relationship skills; numerical, communication and technological skills; and teaching skills.

The significant reduction of both symptom scores indicates that participants as expected learned to cope with perceived fears and threats related to the illness of their child.

Here's the problem: We expect learning to be linear.

(Only 13% of those surveyed expect learning budgets to shrink).

In unknown territory (which we want to explore), where one would expect learning to be most beneficial an agent must be able to learn from its own experience.

If this hypothesis was true, we would expect learning performance to increase already before dawn.