Sentence examples for learning constellation from inspiring English sources

Smyth (2006) presents his learning constellation as a way forward for re-envisioning education that unshackles itself from the accountability-reform movements of the past.

An object is recognised if there is a constellation of recognised parts that is sufficiently similar to a learned constellation object model.

Learning the constellations, tracing the asterism of Ursa Major (Plough in Britain, Big Dipper in America) with the naked eye, and pin-pointing Polaris became the starting point for exploring the heavens.

Chris Millard was a 12-year-old kid whose world consisted of playful sword fighting with friends, learning the constellations and collecting baseball cards.

In a statement, EDF said it was "extremely disappointed and shocked to learn that Constellation has unilaterally decided to withdraw from the Calvert Cliffs 3 project".

"I liked what I was learning from that constellation of minds, and I had the incredible good fortune to be with good people but also left to my own devices at times.

The camps do not interact, but they share a planetarium, where campers learn about constellations.

Passengers on certain Cunard Line voyages can star gaze and learn about constellations with the Royal Astronomical Society (founded in 1820), while guests on Seabourn can attend talks by diplomats, art scholars and maritime historians.

Or, if you prefer something more educational, the app offers flashcard-style faces that with every flick of your wrist can help you learn the constellations, new languages or about the planets in our solar system.

I learned some constellations and used the southern cross to guide me.

The telescope in the desk leads to a trip into space to see stars and learn about constellations.