Sentence examples for forced learning from inspiring English sources

DC is the town where public servants don formal attire for openings at the Kennedy Center; where tourists line up for matinees at Ford's Theatre, the site of President Lincoln's assassination in 1865; where parents drag their fidgety offspring to take in a bit of forced learning at the Smithsonian museums.

It forces learning to be effortful, and like muscles, the brain responds to that stimulus by strengthening the connections between nerve cells.

No student no matter how proactive can force learning to happen without the prerequisite support from the supervisor and the environment.

As might be expected, there are growing pains -- with new police forces learning concepts new to them, like neighborhood patrols and criminal interrogations.

Taking a class forces learning into your schedule, holds you accountable, and gives you resources in others that you wouldn't otherwise have.

I feel privileged to have been forced into learning it.

However, previous research shows that older adults felt forced into learning to live with pain on their own [ 18, 19].

A major commonality in this act of enduring was that older adults felt forced into learning to live with pain on their own [ 19].

She questioned whether the MoD and the armed forces learned from accidents and deaths during training and exercises.

The Brookings task force learned that businesses felt unable to approach the problem because there were no statistics.

Uncertainly, sometimes incompetently, the Soviet armed forces learned the lessons imposed on them by Germany's panzer armies in 1941.