Sentence examples similar to learning aspiration from inspiring English sources

The new tests will reflect the deeper learning aspirations of the Common Core State Standards.

NYO rehearsals combine aspiration, inspiration, learning and teaching in a dynamic process of musical development.

Umrana Khan, post-16 learning and aspiration coach at Carlton Bolling, says: "There needs to be a relationship there [with the community] for us to be effective, and to enable our young people to develop opportunities for themselves as well".

What the Internet robs you of is the sensual thrill of the chance find, the discovery of lovely old things, these totems of learning and aspiration, the dotty collector's privilege of holding them, knowing that, in exchange for mere money, in a few moments they can be yours.

Or can we just say that if happiness is one's aspiration, then learning about the history of the slave trade, say, or watching the news, or indeed ageing are all to be avoided.

Sun's list included a trip to Wimbledon; climbing Mt. Snowdon, in Wales; and a range of musical aspirations — from learning the Bach sonatas and partitas to performing the first violin part in Mendelssohn's Octet in E-Flat Major.

In fact, this past summer I conducted a series of town halls on college campuses across the country to better understand the wants and needs of Gen Z. From learning about their career aspirations to the types of companies they want to work for, I was interested in how they related to, and differed from, their Millennial counterparts.

We are still enacting its thesis, still, after all these years, learning how to embody its aspirations.