Back in the 19th century, Harvard physician Edward H. Clarke argued that excessive book learning rendered women infertile, diverting energy from their wombs to their brains, giving them "monstrous brains and puny bodies".
Therefore, a short-term memory of a stimulus can retard subsequent associative learning by rendering the occurrence of the stimuli involved unsurprising, and thus reducing the levels of attention that are subsequently paid to that stimulus (Wagner, 1981).
Also, the observed increments from T1 to T2 in absence of T2 to T3 changes for the ΔTrail Making and TalkWS measures were probably due to a learning effect, rendering such measures inappropriate for studies in which participants act as their own controls.
Obviously, satisfaction with teaching is likely to result in higher motivation to learn, thus rendering student satisfaction an important moderator of learning behaviour and, eventually, learning success.
I'm really excited to see what we can learn about rendering a very intricate ��� and important — system intelligible to a much broader audience than has been attempted previously.
'UNICEF remains committed' In addition, the Child Health Week provided catch-up immunizations to children, increased community awareness of the importance of key family care practices, and documented the lessons learned in rendering these integrated services – to ensure the maximum coverage and impact of future Child Health Weeks.
Such experiments, the report notes, may both enhance students' learning and render an MIT education more affordable.
Thus, the capacity for cultural learning may render biological transformations unnecessary.
Continually presenting educational technology through a learning lens renders our understandings abstracted from these other contexts of purpose.
Therefore, goal-directed learning is rendered disadvantageous because it causes opposing keys to become associated with the same fruit.
