Sentence examples for goal teaching from inspiring English sources

It's a bit of a tight squeeze as we set up to watch the first of two demos, each taking a distinctly different approach to a similar goal: teaching robots to learn how to learn.

New Jersey (where we live) and West Virginia - two different lives, two different families, one common goal: teaching our children kindness, acceptance and engulfing them in love.

The managers' goals are congruent with the formal organisational goals of SHD, supplemented by the goal "teaching callers".

The goal: teaching cosmetics enthusiasts how to use what products they already have (regardless of the brand), what to ditch (like that foundation that doesn't match your neck) and what to get.

In the last four years, "Sesame Street" has set itself a much larger goal: teaching nature, math, science and engineering concepts and problem-solving to a preschool audience — with topics like how a pulley works or how to go about investigating what's making Mr. Snuffleupagus sneeze.

"We would not want to set up an apparatus that is so expensive and costly that we distract from our original goal: teaching and learning," said James O. Jackson, who represents Albany and the surrounding region on the 17-member board.

The goal: teach kids how to work with real, healthy, raw ingredients to prepare tasty food and learn that there are palatable alternatives to processed junk food.

Participants are given a daily calorie goal, taught how to log daily caloric intake, and encouraged to do so daily.

Encephalization, or brain expansion, underpins humans' sophisticated social cognition, including language, joint attention, shared goals, teaching, consensus decision-making and empathy.

Horowitz describes how that stinging comment became the inspiration for starting his own fund and one of its goals: teaching founders how to grow into executives.

When it comes to long term goals, teaching to particular jobs is not enough.