"The main help for me was in being able to learn flexibly.
Some participants felt that students are not ready to learn flexibly, and prefer a traditional model of teaching through lectures and assessment through essays and exams.
Latham argues that the college is meeting a demand from working people to learn flexibly (classes are held in the evenings and on Saturdays as well as during the day, and there are four starting points during the year), and it has certainly grown quickly: it now has 1,158 full-time equivalent students, many of whom commute from London.
Students can learn flexibly and working collaboratively in smart learning environments, and thus could foster the development of personal and collective intelligence of learners.
Garthe, A., Roeder, I. & Kempermann, G. Mice in an enriched environment learn more flexibly because of adult hippocampal neurogenesis.
"We're still a long way from a machine that can learn to flexibly perform the full range of intellectual tasks a human can — the hallmark of true artificial general intelligence," Hassabis said.
In contrast, relatively recent data indicate that the manual communicative gestures of apes are learned, used flexibly, and are intentionally produced [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9].
We are less confident that it is appropriate to partition meaningful gestures into two mutually exclusive classes: i.e. innate, species-typical signals used inflexibly when elicited by circumstances, versus learned signals, flexibly deployed with careful attention to the audience's attentional state.
Similarly, species that exhibit high developmental plasticity in traits related to coping with environmental changes, such as learning ability, can flexibly adjust their behavior and development to novel conditions (Sol et al. 2005).
Florida law must be read flexibly.
