Sentence examples for learning attempts from inspiring English sources
Blended learning attempts to create an optimal learning environment by blended a variety of learning approaches (lecture, tutorial, online, problem-based etc).
Active learning attempts to address this issue by selecting a subset of most critical instances for labeling [58].
Upon arrival, participants completed the crime simulation task on a computer, which was designed to lead to rich, elaborative memory encoding of 24 photographs of distinct common objects (e.g. a gold watch, drawn at random for each person from a larger set of objects that were as semantically unrelated as possible) without intentional learning attempts.
Using the self-generated or externally provided feedback as data sources, highly self-regulated individuals will evaluate whether their performance matched their personal goals (self- evaluation), will identify the reasons for this level of performance (attributions), and will draw conclusions about how to adapt prior to future learning attempts (adaptive inferences).
(Analysing/evaluating) 26 3.58.758 3.96.662 −2.083.048* 4. In the lesson, I could reflect on what I had learnt, attempt to complete the learning tasks or start my project with alternative method(s) not taught by the teacher.
For example, Learning to fill a glass could be learned from demonstration by a human and "copied" by the robot, but it is known (A. Ude, personal communication) that the results of such a plain learning attempt are not satisfactory (spill-over, low filling level).
Standardized tests are flawed because they decontextualize learning and attempt to break it up into tiny measurable segments.
Here, they are developing the skill of micro-macro thinking while learning and attempting the prediction question.
Other life saving measures such as first responder attempts at CPR were collected from police and paramedic reports and while proportions are equal amongst the two populations, a 30%% uptake indicates room for improvement in learning or attempting CPR.
They claimed to have learned of attempts within the Saudi judicial system to have Raif Badawi retried for the crime, which carries a death sentence.
13 They argue that the concept of access is not linear but an iterative process of both patients' learning from prior attempts and their changing perception of need.
