Sentence examples for learning globally from inspiring English sources

Here's me in six words: Logical unschooled changemaker reinventing learning globally.

First declared in 1966, World Literacy Day serves to remind the international community of the importance of literacy and learning globally and, with both South Africa and the African continent struggling to eradicate illiteracy, 08 September has become a significant reminder of the need to overcome issues surrounding the basic tenets of reading and writing.

The area of open education resources is a fast-moving field in which the power of the internet and information technology can transform access to learning globally".

The world of education is changing rapidly and we see great opportunity to grow our business through increasing access to high quality learning globally".

The area of open education resources is a fast-moving field in which the power of the internet and information technology can transform access to learning globally". Leeds University say the partnership will also benefit students studying on campus: "And our current students will have access to a rich, interactive set of resources, from both Leeds and our partners.

Each year on International Literacy Day, UNESCO reminds the international community of the status of literacy and adult learning globally.

As people speaking many indigenous languages migrate to cities, inevitably they learn globally dominant languages like English and use them with one another.

To increase coordination, cooperation, and standardization; To promote capacity building, technical expertise, funding support, and advocacy; To broker harmonious collaboration between and among member states; To support the mobilization of international resources; To raise the profile of important work or lessons learned globally; and.

This is a non-negative real-valued function and is defined as follows: (2) The parameters α k are learned globally from a labeled training dataset.

One of the key lessons learnt globally when transitioning from a lower to a middle income country and upwards to an advanced economy is that successful countries do not first become wealthy, then decide to invest in human capital.

The fitting coefficients are determined by learning algorithms globally.