Sentence examples for learned survey from inspiring English sources
Those who reported having a good SOD learned survey knowledge substantially more accurately and quickly; those who reported having a poor SOD learned them less accurately and quickly, in some cases, virtually failed to learn them at all.
Using the multi-item self-report survey known as the Santa Barbara Sense-of-Direction (SBSOD) scale (Hegarty, Richardson, Montello, Lovelace, & Subbiah, 2002), Ishikawa and Montello found that SBSOD scores related mostly to how well participants learned survey relations, such as straight-line directions between landmarks on their test routes.
Researchers participating in AGRRA learned survey techniques through standardized training programs.
As an apprentice to an engineer and architect, Evans learned surveying.
He learned surveying and studied law under Colonel Charles Binns at Charles City County, Virginia.
He also sailed around parts of the country aboard the Tory, and learned surveying from its captain.
He learned surveying from his uncle, William Preston, and between 1774 and 1779, he was employed as a recorder in the land office of Fincastle.
He learned practices such as random-digit-dialling theory, which is used to conduct polls, and he was influenced by "Precision Journalism," a book by Philip Meyer that encourages journalists to learn survey methods from social science.
For example, the patterns of adaptive learning survey [29] can be adapted to a specific domain to measure motivational constructs across broad academic domains (i.e., math, science).
To test for correlation between the institutional characteristics and student learning outcomes (both learning survey responses and knowledge gains shown on quizzes), we applied multiple linear regression using IBM SPSS Statistics Version 20.
To examine the attitudes these alumni had toward science in general and their experience with the GEP in particular, we asked them to complete a survey much the same as our original postcourse learning survey.
