Sentence examples for frequent learning from inspiring English sources

and achievement test scores, have more frequent learning disabilities and attention disorders, are more often asthmatic (with more school absences) and are less likely to graduate from high school.

In Paris he was received with favor by King Louis XIII and by Cardinal Richelieu and was able to frequent learned circles.

What's more, students who engaged in more frequent cooperative learning were also more likely to report performing kind, helpful or "pro-social"—behavior toward their classmates.

Ultimately, the highest creativity depends on making frequent waves — learning to engage the whole brain by moving flexibly and intentionally between the right and left hemisphere, activity and rest, effort and letting go.

This interaction is less frequent with distance learning programmes and some may find it a drawback.

Because everyone involved is under the same roof and in frequent communication, continuous learning and adaptation can take place, allowing the design of the product or service to improve over the course of the project.

The first study to track extremely premature infants into adulthood has found that despite frequent physical and learning disabilities that often prevent them from attending college, these "preemies" are nearly as likely to complete high school as children of normal birth weight, and less likely to engage in risky behavior.

"Any kind of strategy that's going to help you learn words is going to beneficial for you in the long run, as long as you're learning frequent and useful words," Daland told me.

"Any kind of strategy that's going to help you learn words is going to beneficial for you in the long run, as long as you're learning frequent and useful words," Daland told me.

The neuropsychological pattern of deficits may also be changing with more frequent abnormalities in learning and executive functioning (3).

DS occurs in about 1 in 750 live births and is the most frequent cause of learning difficulties.