Sentence examples for learn to emphasise from inspiring English sources

The smallest child can tell the story of what he did that day, can work out how to make people laugh or how to make them anxious: by repeating his tale he can start to refine it based on the reactions he gets, learn to emphasise some parts and leave out others.

Rygh et al. [ 13] interviewed eleven patients on home dialysis (three of whom were on HHD) in Norway; they focus on how people learn to cope, emphasising quality of life and the importance of very close contact with hospital staff.

In one sense they are two sides of the same coin, but communities of practice scholars have tended to emphasise learning processes while social network scholars have focused on underlying structural properties.

In this sense, the ALOA model matches the basis of learning-oriented assessment (Carless, 2007), "an attempt to emphasise the learning features of assessment and promote their development" (p. 58).

Whelan was keen to emphasise Mackay had learned from his mistakes - and presumably hopeful an improvement on the field would see the issue of his past behaviour set aside.

"There is little we can learn from examining the past", he writes to emphasise the point.

Teachers experiment with lots of different styles of teaching but tend to emphasise creativity and group learning.

It emphasises Bible study, which means learning to read.

We want to emphasise that QinetiQ will seek to learn from all that the report says".

Government is keen to emphasise that the studio and technical schools will not limit general learning.

Their strategy was to emphasise the positive.