Sentence examples for for school learning from inspiring English sources

While she is correct in pointing out the differences between young children's and adults' thinking, it is unfortunate that she seems to accept so completely the assumption that this is not the kind of intelligence that is relevant for school learning.

Beck (2000), Prenzel and Drechsel (1996) and Scheja (2009) report that apprentices are generally more motivated for learning at work (company) than they are for school learning.

Kimbal Musk, an entrepreneur, recalls showing the mayor his designs for school "learning gardens" (places where pupils look at plants and learn about biology, among other things).

For school learning environment, computer resource allocation in primary and middle schools, multimedia classrooms, digital resource of primary and middle schools were selected as sub-level indicators for the school learning environment indicator.

Ms. Barron has managed a number of Sesame Workshop initiatives that have won numerous awards; these include a 2008 Emmy nomination for the broadcast special When Parents Are Deployed and the Gold World Medal for video content created for a recent partnership with PNC, PNC Happy, Healthy, Ready for School: Learning is Everywhere, at the New York Festivals Film and Video awards.

The material consisted of guidelines for schools, learning resources and guidance posters designed for pre and primary school education, that would help to prevent the spread of H1N1.

The qualitative results showed that participants developed their autonomy to exercise their digital literacy to resolve the difficulties they faced during Web exploration and data collection for their school learning.

So he decided there was only one thing for it – sod school, learn on the job.

Even if the kids do better, though, it's fair to ask whether the price has been too high -- whether all this test prep has killed whatever residual fondness the kids had for school or learning.

His teachers praised his language skills and remarked on his enthusiasm for school and learning.

In closing the weeklong meeting, Dr. Isiye Ndombi, United Nations Children's Fund Representative said "high quality pre-school education not only readies children for primary school learning but also [produces] significant long-term benefits.