Third, Finnish educators have learned systematically from other countries how to reform education and improve teaching in schools.
The earliest evidence that the Hebrew alphabet was learned systematically was left in the form of a schoolboy's scribbling on the vertical face of the upper step of a staircase leading up to the palace at Tel Lakhish, in southern Israel.
It ended with one of the most ambitious projects the BBC has ever mounted - its own name on 1.5 million home computers, a best-selling book, hundreds of thousands of people learning systematically how to make micros do things and over 100 television and radio programmes, all of which came under the umbrella of The BBC Computer Literacy Project (1982-86).
Head of the NAO Amyas Morse said: "The programme's success and value for money ultimately depend on how free schools perform but lessons must be learned systematically from the problems that have arisen in a few of the early wave schools, especially where these have revealed failures in governance and control".
And the biggest winners will be companies that learn to systematically produce one technology epiphany after another.
How can managers learn to systematically tap in to those reserves without waiting for a crisis?
Yet students tend to hold preconceptions and misconceptions about causality that hinder learning and systematically generate misconceptions in science content.
The present study addressed the question whether differences in instruction, cueing, and learning processes systematically influence ToL performance across five difficulty levels (three to seven moves).
At this point, neural networks were demonstrating learning quite systematically, but Minsky either chose to ignore the newer developments in the field, or was not able to do so.
