Sentence examples for learning task force from inspiring English sources

Gov. Nathan Deal (R) last week named Senate Majority Leader Chip Rogers (R-Woodstock) to a seat on the governor's digital learning task force, formed earlier this year to study ways the state can use digital technology in schools, including digital textbooks.

Kevin has managed the higher education partnerships strand of the second Prime Minister's Initiative for International Education, and was a member of the government's e-learning task force (2010-11).

We implemented a visually cued motor learning task, (Kornysheva et al., 2013) to force the subjects into a specific spatial and temporal structure of movement.

In line with this, self-regulation experts argue that learning tasks need to be sufficiently challenging in order to force students to apply (meta-) cognitive learning strategies (Mandl and Fischer 1982; Schiefele and Pekrun 1996).

Model-based reinforcement learning is a powerful paradigm for learning tasks in robotics.

In addition, Pearson is engaging in the Learning Metrics Task Force, a partnership that works to improve the learning experience for children and define fundamental learning indicators.

This past week women learned from a task force (consisting of no doctors) that those under the age of 50 should hold off on getting mammograms. .

The Brookings task force learned that businesses felt unable to approach the problem because there were no statistics.

Representative Henry A. Waxman of California, a frequent critic of the administration's energy policies, said: "The more we learn about the Cheney task force, the easier it is to understand why the White House is fighting so hard to keep everything secret.

In four public hearings, the task force learned of many cases of illegal immigrants stopped by the police for minor traffic offenses — or, in some cases, for no offense at all — who were swept into deportation after being flagged by a Secure Communities check.

The lessons learned by this aviation task force are particularly useful for the rest of the conventional aviation units in the U.S. Army.