Her callousness, we learn, stems from an appalling childhood trauma.
Evidence for the importance of bodily action in the context of learning stems from gesture research (for reviews on gesture research, see Alibali, 2005; Pouw et al., 2014; for an overview of gesture research relevant to learning, see Goldin-Meadow, 2010).
Another form of preference learning stems from the positive post-ingested nutritional effects of what you consume.
Eden's interest in children's learning stems from her brother's difficulties at school due to his attention deficiency.
From your own mistakes, the mistakes of others, the experience of those around you, it doesn't matter where this learning stems from.
Threshold concepts and transformational learning stems from conceptual change learning theory and provides a potential framework for examining learning in the classroom (Meyer and Land, 2003, 2006).
Alma's anti-Semitism, we learn, stems partly from her unhappy childhood in rural Pennsylvania and partly from her impressionable character.
The present article describes a nonstatistical tradition of learning theory stemming from the seminal work of Hilary Putnam [1963] and Mark E. Gold [1967].
The aim was to determine whether the learning improvements stemming from station development were only related to the specific stations used in the OSCE or whether devising OSCE stations as a whole improves students' mastery of practical emergency medicine.
It may be that the pressure to classify him as "learning disabled" stemmed from the fact that most placements for students classified as having autism or being emotionally disturbed would not be academically challenging enough for your son.
