Sentence examples for learning evokes from inspiring English sources

In medical education, the assertion that assessment drives learning evokes positive and negative reactions [ 1, 2].

To our tech savvy students, all the hype around technology or digital learning evokes a 'what took you so long?' attitude.

Over the years, though, the outdoorsmen who fashioned them from blocks of cedar and cork grew more sophisticated, learning to evoke the anatomy of the birds they carved and growing more adept at applying oil-paint plumage.

Paul Willis' 1977 book Learning to Labour evokes the way that working-class children can end up getting the least out of the classroom, even with the best intentions of teachers.

However, recent studies showed that the emotional design of multimedia learning material can evoke positive emotions in learners that in turn facilitate the learning process.

The latter indicates that CA evokes tactile learning processes similar to those induced by training and everyday-life situations.

Mobile phones are part of this endeavor and their use evoked mobile learning.

The PBL scenarios in the study presented four key features that were designed to trigger motivation, connect to prior knowledge, organize content knowledge, and evoke new learning.

According to Ms. Assad, her programmatic work evokes a pianist learning a new classical piece while possessed by the spirit of Tatum.

Also, if someone is not proficient in using computers, they may be more reluctant to adopt new tools as doing so requires learning something new, which can evoke anticipatory emotions of frustration and anxiety [27].

Studies with rodents suggest that chronic stress impairs memory performance in spatial tasks such as the holeboard or radial-arm maze, whereas learning in spatial tasks that evoke moderate to high levels of arousal (e.g., water mazes) seems to be unaffected or is even facilitated by chronic stress (see review of Conrad 2010).