Sentence examples for learning range from inspiring English sources

Concepts in STEM learning range from those that can be readily experienced e.g., if I jump, gravity forces me back to the ground to ideas derived completely from mathematical equations, such as the enigmatic force known as dark matter.

Though there are no algorithm specific parameters to be tuned in original TLBO, the new SL-TLBO method has introduced a self-learning weighting factor ω to adjust the learning range.

So I wasn't sure how to greet the news that Xbox are making a big push into the educational market with their new 'playful learning' range of Kinect titles aimed at 4-10 year olds.

20yrs: moderately impaired learning range, limited expressive language, very poor comprehension, very weak working memory, unable to carry out two-step commands For 11 patients with Dravet syndrome, a close temporal relation of seizure onset with vaccination (Table 1) was documented, as previously described (Berkovic et al., 2006; McIntosh et al., 2010).

Training related to 'Principles of child development and learning' ranged from a low of 6.3% in 2014 to a high of 9.5% in 2011.

In terms of onset of English learning, 6 studies included participants who started to learn English varying from 3 to 6 years old and 10 studies had participants' onset of English learning ranging from kindergarten to third grade.

Analysis of the students' perception of the learning process showed their attitudes and approaches to learning ranged from a surface approach to a deep approach; desirable approaches have been identified as core educational qualities to be preserved within curricular innovations.

Analyses of 500 combinations of tree complexity (ranging from 3 to 7) and learning rate (ranging from 0.001 to 0.01) produced models with between 450 and 3900 trees whose values of predictive deviance ranged from 0.582 to 0.624.

Private sources support other institutions of higher learning, ranging from small, highly specialized schools to major universities, such as the University of Miami.

As firms complain that recent graduates are inadequately trained in the practical aspects of lawyering, law schools, including my own law school, are implementing various forms of experiential learning, ranging from in-house clinics to enhanced externship opportunities to the equivalent of full-year apprenticeship programs.

Poised on the brink of their brilliant careers, these future leaders will be learning a range of leadership skills including negotiation, problem solving and financial management – vital additions to the challenging academic curriculum our schools provide.