Sentence examples for gain from learning from inspiring English sources
As Robin Nicholson, one of Cullinan's partners, says: "Cambridge colleges have traditionally been made up of students and dons from many disciplines, so theoretically, everyone should gain from learning something of their colleagues' research.
For the satisfaction I gain from learning new things.
Some of their questionnaire items were included in the questionnaire for this study, for example, "I study English for the satisfaction I gain from learning new things," "I study English for the purpose of finding an ideal job," and "I am under a lot of pressure to get good scores on this test".
Nevertheless, considering the similar geographic, infrastructural, and obesity challenges that the US shares with Brazil, US health officials may stand to gain from learning from Brazil's institutional response to obesity.
Students at Birmingham City University also gain from "learning by doing," says Andrew Julman, professor of graphic art at the university.
As a geriatric nurse practitioner, I see daily the benefits the older adult gains from learning sound dance and movement techniques.
Even if there were no practical benefits to be gained from learning about animal behaviour, the subject would still merit exploration.
Therefore, knowledge and understanding gained from learning materials alone is not enough without gaining the higher-order cognitive skills needed to solve practical problems.
As Defending the Early Years and the Alliance for Childhood put it in an elegantly simple report this month: "No research documents long-term gains from learning to read in kindergarten". And all the time spent discreetly drilling literacy skills to meet standards imposes a huge opportunity cost.
I look at those companies and say, "Hmm, should we buy these guys?" My work with Innopartners has provided me a broader perspective; it is the same breadth of perspective that I gained from learning how to govern companies as opposed to just manage companies.
