Sentence examples for learning a trend from inspiring English sources

One obvious component, already mentioned in the Introduction, is the hope many Latin Americans have about modern science and learning, a trend fortified by the centrality of science to contemporary life.

Continuing medical education had a positive influence on lifelong learning, and orientation toward lifelong learning followed a trend of continuous decline between 0 and 30 years of work experience.

As I've continued to follow the trend, I've learnt a great deal about what makes it tick.

Koolwal admits, "After trending we've learned a lot".

History repeats itself, as trends do, so I learn a lot from looking back.

Project-based learning is also a trend in today's classroom that requires students to learn by doing, thinking deeply, and using critical thinking to show what they've learned; all skills employers -- and platforms like HireArt -- require of applicants to land a job.

6. Strengthening STEM education: A greater focus on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) learning has been a "trend" for at least the better part of a decade.

When asked who the leader of the online interactive learning trend is, Agrawal singled out Salman Khan, the MIT and Harvard grad who started out tutoring his cousins via YouTube, and went on to create the online learning platform Khan Academy.

In the grand scheme of things learning the latest trend isn't important.

Whenever the strategy adopted by subjects was not stable at the end of each phase, and to ascertain that no learning trend was occurring, we added testing sessions until the performances' curve flattened.

ADHD was associated with lower accuracy during S-R learning and impaired reversal learning (significantly reduced accuracy and a trend for smaller P3 amplitude).