Sentence examples for imaginative learning from inspiring English sources

However, little attention has been paid to the possibility of including students as peer reviewers to evaluate these innovations in light of imaginative learning.

In the opinion of this longtime high school teacher, A.P. and its sibling SAT not only destroy the joy of imaginative learning, but also must take responsibility for the killer instinct among bright high school students vying for entrance to our most competitive colleges.

Add-on fun options like the Career Doll set to provide even more options for STEM and imaginative learning.

Okay - so I'm a Disruptive Fellow and maybe that means I'm biased, but I've also written over 200 articles on how to better prepare young people for higher education and the workforce by connecting them with creative and imaginative learning.

Both slim novels tell of the "crowded events of a single summer" (in the words of scholar N. Macleod) as told by young, unformed narrators who are "imaginative orphans," learning about love and loss, class and culture in an America of a vividly recalled time period.

Hush Point's elder member is in his mid-60s: the trumpeter John McNeil, who plays careful, imaginative, highly learned improvisations at low projection.

Many have found creative answers, developing spaces that allow children to make discoveries, put technology to imaginative use, learn, perform, and relax – as well as to read.

This personality trait is adventurous, imaginative and enjoys learning new things.

He believes that a fit mind is characterized by integration, which he defines as being focused rather than distracted, and emotional strength, which means becoming more imaginative and insightful and learning to live with change.

He tells us that students were once more creative, imaginative, and interested in learning for its sake than they are now.

The Tropics of Empire is an extraordinary work of history, learned, imaginative, and immensely revealing.