Sentence examples for groundwork for learning from inspiring English sources

Building blocks like Lego and puzzles teach spatial skills, which help set the groundwork for learning math principals down the line.

By the end of the chapter, the groundwork has been laid for learning to program in assembly language.

A university or center for religious discovery could lay the groundwork for exploring religion as a living organism that has tremendous potential for learning and inventing beyond just what the good books say.

The cognitive improvements from early childhood programmes can lay the groundwork for lifelong learning.

1. Parent Responsively: Early attachments during infancy lay the groundwork for children to learn how to comfort themselves as well as others.

He said he had always assumed that when Brandenn was in his twenties and thirties someone might "write a little biographical book and look back at when he was fourteen and see that this was when he was learning the groundwork for what was going to make him famous in music".

This mechanistic scenario might lay the groundwork for some interesting opportunities to learn how the cell biology, the biomechanical mechanisms of force generation, the dynamic regulation in space and time and the underlying signaling events are integrated such that they produce the global mechanical consequences driving epithelial folding.

Part II (Material Culture Evolution) lays the groundwork for a case study in material culture change.

For such design factors to work as intended, however, learner factors such as epistemological beliefs, attitudes toward technology use, and approaches to learning must lay the groundwork for the design intervention.

The MFA set the groundwork for the Paul Martin Liberal government's early learning and childcare (ELCC) Foundations programme rooted in the "QUAD" principles: quality, universal, accessible and developmentally appropriate early learning and childcare services across the country (Friendly and Prentice 2009).

In Mississippi, Mike Chaney, the insurance commissioner, who is laying the groundwork for a state-based exchange there, recently learned the difficulties of moving forward in anything but the utmost secrecy.