Sentence examples for hamper learning from inspiring English sources

What would local control of class sizes look like in Chicago?... big classes don't necessarily hamper learning.

For example, incorrectly prescribed spectacles could result in headaches that might hamper learning.

This gamble of vesting attention is often successful, but is never without risk, since distraction from relevant stimuli will hamper learning.

First year students who are just beginning to learn skills are likely to benefit from any practice effort, regardless of structure and organisation, whereas it seems plausible that a lack of focus on identified weaknesses would hamper learning after Year 1.

According to cognitive load theory, a disfluent audio quality should hamper learning, while according to disfluency theory, a disfluent audio quality should foster learning, especially when learning is self-paced.

These conceptions often are inconsistent with the scientifically accepted models that are taught at school; thus, these previously constructed conceptions can hamper learning (e.g., Duit, 2004; Hardy et al. 2006; Hestenes et al. 1992; Vosniadou, 1994).

T2 P3 i Scientists say background TV hampers learning.

Transport links to the university have hampered learning for the past two years, but the situation has intensified since March this year.

Many animations impose a high cognitive load due to the transience of information, which often hampers learning.

Our students are able to better focus with "Quiet Time". It enables them to think more clearly, and relieves the stress that hampers learning.

Testing has its place but it can also become an excuse to avoid more useful and holistic ways to evaluate students and teachers -- and to avoid the "teach to the test" obsession that hampers learning and creative teaching.