Sentence examples for learned systematically from inspiring English sources
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.
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".
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).
"Evaluation helps UNICEF learn systematically from experience and provides a mechanism supporting accountability and transparency".
How can managers learn to systematically tap in to those reserves without waiting for a crisis?
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).
Intuitively, it seems possible that stopping oneself from engaging in negative behaviours might be easier than learning to systematically use positive ones (consider not eating chocolate versus remembering to incorporate more fibre into your diet, for example).
Performance management tools help the learning group systematically develop an organization's critical talent.
In the START phase, CEDOVIP staff systematically learned about the community by mapping formal and informal resources and learning how communities were organised and structured.
The study systematically reviews evidence-based frameworks for teaching and learning of classical singing training.
