Sentence examples for learning advice from inspiring English sources

Footballers, boxers and BMX bikers are among the young sportsmen and women who have been encouraged to consider alternative careers when they retire from professional sport through learning advice and support provided by the Professional Footballers Associationn's embedded learning schemes.

Based on the test score, learning advice is provided (Additional file 1: Appendix B).

A main feature of the VELC Test® is the e-portfolio that reports test-takers' score, learning advice, TOEIC® equivalent test score, can-do levels, and skill mastery levels.

If test-takers do not have a vocabulary size up to the university level, it provides learning advice such as reading newspapers in English and looking up meanings of unknown words to help increase vocabulary size.

Additionally, the underlying factors for certain health practices that the MVs individually adapted were based on the severity of malaria illness symptoms they recognized, media campaigns they comprehended but not prolonged learning, advice from relevant people (family, village health volunteers and health staff) and the availability of preventive measures that they could afford.

The app uses a combination of machine learning and advice from experts in the style space.

The dimensions of such relationships in learning or advice seeking among actors are not yet well understood, especially how social relationships constructed by interpersonal processes shape learning outcomes and may result in different kinds of information solicited.

The new app also includes support for Style Check, a new service from Amazon that uses a combination of machine learning and advice from human fashion specialists to help you figure out what to wear.

I welcome questions that show a genuine interest in learning without advice or a one-liner designed to package up my feelings with a charge to get past it.

BioStar in particular seems most amenable to meeting the CBW's needs for continued learning and advice beyond the classroom because 'questions and answers are rated by members of the site and can be edited by any member, in a manner analogous to a wiki' [ 27], allowing for the best and most trusted advice to float to the top.

That doesn't mean you no longer have this role; it does mean being very cautious not to second-guess decisions they do make, to allow them to make mistakes and to learn from them, and to help them to learn that advice need not always be taken.