Sentence examples similar to learning receptiveness from inspiring English sources
Males may inspect the female's genitals to determine receptiveness.
The observation checklist covered the teacher's clarity and understanding of the unit objectives; ability to encourage participation of students in the learning process; receptiveness to feedback from students; ability to simplify and explain subject matter; and ability to create a comfortable classroom environment.
And like learning a new mode of expression, learning to forge a relationship with a stranger is an exercise in interest, receptiveness and creative thinking.
Just learning, learning, learning.
Gestures, for example, have been shown to play an important role in learning interactions: they externalize imagistic aspects of thought and coordinate shared attention around representational tools during learning (Alibali & Nathan, 2012) and speech-gesture discordance indicates a learner's receptiveness to instruction (Alibali & Goldin-Meadow, 1993; Breckinridge-Church & Goldin-Meadow, 1986).
Still, Mr. Torpey's fast learning curve and receptiveness to other's ideas — "Not like a bull in a china shop," Mr. Rother said — quickly improved the situation.
Don't take any receptiveness from a server too seriously, unless they continue it after you've paid.
People are frequently surprised at the receptiveness of their relatives, and you will likely learn much more than you set out to find.
Students learn about innate biases and heuristics that influence the communication of scientific ideas and data and the public¿s receptiveness to environmental messaging.
And these experts see a rising receptiveness to this argument by some courts.
