Sentence examples for learning represented from inspiring English sources

While Table 2 indicated the known benefits of videos as part of a flipped learning approach, students also reflected on their learning with videos in an open question, mentioning other unique characteristics as well as additional benefits that contributed to learning, represented by the themes shown in Table 3.

Devotion to the opposing principles of Christianity and earthly (pagan) beauty is rendered possible by a humanistic learning (represented by the study) so generous and appreciative as to comprehend both extremes.

Friday's grand opening of Koerner Hall, the final phase in the transformation of the RCM's national headquarters, the TELUS Centre for Performance and Learning, represented a spectacular move into the future for RCM.

Those preferring only individual learning represented the traditional-plus-tutorial version; students who attended class represented the adapted-teaching version; and those who in addition to individual learning took part in group learning of one topic represented the active-learning version.

It is debated whether all forms of learning represent the same process.

Lead, Shankar's team quickly learned, represents a quintessential behavioral challenge.

Chen Chen, 22, an architecture student, explained that the scarf, which schoolchildren learn represents the blood of martyrs, has come to denote membership in a tribe trying to carve out space in a society that demands absolute conformity.

The concepts that are believed to have been learned or not learned represent the evidence.

Albeit overly hyped, machine learning represents tremendous promise.

Procedural motor learning represents one of the few areas in which animations have consistently shown to be facilitative.

Online learning represents a considerable opportunity for universities to promote larger and more democratic access to intellectual resources, reducing the social gap that is often related to on-site learning.