Sentence examples for learning concrete from inspiring English sources

She and others have found that practicing mindfulness can increase attention and focus, and help children respond to stress in a calmer manner, but it also "needs to be part of learning concrete emotional and social skills," she said.

In addition to learning concrete skills in math and computers, high school grads acquire other skills, such as the habit of showing up on time.

By age 10, children's vocabulary development through reading moves away from learning concrete words to learning abstract words.

Many of the informants emphasized the importance of learning concrete procedures as in the suicide intervention workshop in medical school; how to assess suicidality, and specifically how to ask the patients direct questions about suicidal thoughts and plans.

These are schools that recognize children need to feel safe in order to learn, and take concrete steps to support students.

This suggests that there is no sharp distinction between discrimination learning (relatively concrete) and concept formation (more abstract); instead, one progresses from the concrete to the abstract.

Of course the boy lost, learning a concrete lesson.

Instead of tossing out entire categories of urban space in the name of ideology or for marketing purposes, architects are better off learning from concrete examples of performance.

She said that the contracts connected classroom learning to concrete career goals, and that some students changed career goals five or more times before settling on the right one.

Heritage campaigners launched a legal bid to block work on the Orange line project in January after learning that concrete elevated tracks would swoop past the 17th-century Shalimar Gardens, spoil views of the four-towered Chauburji gatehouse and carve off the front lawn and porch of the Raj-era General Post Office.

Though Karen had felt happy and connected after talking to her, when she reflected on their conversation she realized that they had spoken mostly about Linda herself, mostly in glowing terms, without Karen's learning anything concrete that would make her real.