Sentence examples for learn equally from inspiring English sources

Brown vs The Board of Education integrated schools so we could all learn equally, together.

In fact, it is found that without grades, students can and do learn equally well (Frisbie and Waltman, 1992).

Pair-wise comparisons indicate that significantly more biology majors (60.6%) than nonmajors (42%) supported the exclusive teaching of evolution, while more nonmajors (45.3%) than majors (32%) were willing to learn equally about evolution, creationism, and intelligent design (Sign test two-tail P value ≤ 0.02).

If you have multiple cats, teach them individually so that they both learn equally.

As a journalistic experience, it was fascinating and frustrating -- hard to top and, as I have since learned, equally hard to escape.

This is not to say that we have to please everyone, but we do have to have a firm strategic direction and a flexible range of delivery via the three main areas of exhibitions, engagement and learning – equally important and each with a dedicated curator and budget.

Participants provided with animations retained significantly more concepts than their peers provided with static graphics and those afforded visual cues learned equally well but in significantly less time than their counterparts in uncued conditions.

But mice without PP1 learned equally well when the breaks were only 5 minutes, suggesting that in normal mice, the longer breaks give the brain a chance to block PP1 and cement memories.

Co-instructor Martha Connolly thinks that's a perfectly good outcome because they've still learned the process of designing and making a biomedical device but they've also learned equally valuable lessons from the Lean LaunchPad process that will be applicable in any future endeavors, whatever they may be.

Alternatively, if learning is independent of selective attention, then all trajectories should be learned equally well.

To this end, we investigate whether attended and unattended trajectories are learned equally well.