Sentence examples for improvements in learning from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we anticipated that (a) KOs would have higher MEK activation in the injured brain at these time points, and (b) have improved memory performance after a CCI but no improvements in learning.
In many places, it has led to severe score inflation — gains in scores far larger than real improvements in learning.
Moreover, the pre-service teachers gained competencies during a 12-week programme that led to the development of a suggested framework for ICT task development able to effectively promote and support improvements in learning.
Tim Baird, the district's superintendent, says students have shown marked improvements in learning the state-required curriculum after using game-based apps like ST Math, and they have also made more creative uses of the iPad's apps for example, using iMovie to integrate filmmaking into class projects.
I presented the first evidence of score inflation — increases in scores much larger than actual improvements in learning — more than 25 years ago, and I and others have presented additional studies of score inflation, bad test preparation, cheating, and other negative effects ever since.
To take just one example, one of the most disturbing negative effects of test-based accountability is that many young teachers have been trained specifically to use bad test prep — test prep that generates bogus gains in scores rather than true improvements in learning.
We posit that immersion of biology students in learner-centered inquiry-based classes early in their major was, indeed, associated with long-term improvement in learning based on improved scores on a nationally validated standardized test.
In 1901 Woodworth and Edward L. Thorndike demonstrated that training could not be transferred; learning one subject did not produce an overall improvement in learning ability.
Somehow, they're supposed to achieve dramatic improvement in learning productivity and at the same time reduce costs by using educational technology".
Many researchers and teachers agree that the inclusion of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math in early education provides a strong motivation and a great improvement in learning speed.
