Sentence examples for learning through practice from inspiring English sources
Learning through practice is enhanced when clinical environments support registered nurses to teach students.
The paper identifies the constituents of safety knowledge, and clarifies the relatively minor roles of regulatory sources (Australian and European) and the specialist body of knowledge (human factors/ergonomics, safety engineering), compared with learning about safety through design and construction activities and interactions (learning through practice).
Organisational learning through practice is weak and there is not yet a culture of learning.
Community denotes a set of interpersonal relationships arising out of people's mutual engagement in learning through practice.
The term "community of practice" was first described by Lave and Wenger (1990) as learning through practice and participation.
All of the complex linguistic theories of language acquisition and whether grammar is universally hardwired or learned through practice don't matter one bit in practical everyday living.
I worked at my craft for six to 14 hours a day, I studied and learned through practice.
Because this sex game is repetitive she has learned through practice (possibly with previous boyfriends) that it will give her sexual satisfaction.
She's upset, and she's saying so in public, but that online blurt is mediated, and it's edited: a skill she's learned through practice, because she's grown up learning to do that.
The problem, though, is that self-stimulation skills are learned through practice — it's not easy inventing a pretend playmate — and if the child is used to turning on the television when bored then maybe he'll find it harder to delay gratification when there's no TV.
Good writing (or journalism) is a craft, not a profession, better learnt through practice than theory, and while the narrow depth of a PhD might sometimes be useful, it neither makes you able to communicate your knowledge nor serves you especially well when you step beyond your field of expertise.
