Sentence examples for illusion of learning from inspiring English sources

As a high school teacher, I feel that a lot of what goes on in public education is a bunch of smoke and mirrors that give the illusion of learning.

Some neuroscientists think the innate wiring of our brains is responsible for illusions; others think they are a product of learning.

The broader distribution of grades under curve-adjusted grading could simply create the illusion of legitimacy in the grading system without any direct connection between grades and achievement of learning goals.

Readers of literary biographies should long ago have disabused themselves of the illusion that writers learn or wish to learn from their works how to live their lives.

In other words, illusions are learned and then passed on.

We have no illusions the league learned anything from its rebuke, but that did not mean the moment of victory was not worth celebrating.

Yet, I have learned to relinquish the grand illusion of the goal and relish, instead, the unfolding of the process.

In fact, over learning is actually an illusion of competence, because it gives the illusion that you memorized everything, when in reality you only memorized the easy material.

(She warns against too much nostalgia for the memory-happy past: "An illusion of community was created because tremendous numbers of people learned exactly the same texts").

defer.add img); An illusion of Competence is when you believe that you have learned something, when in reality you haven't.

For example, suppose that you gain convincing evidence that you are the victim of an illusion, as when you learn that the lines of the Müller-Lyer illusion are the same in length even though they look to be different in length: Figure 1.