Do we learn in the same places?
The question was whether a machine could "grow and learn" in the same manner.
"All children do not learn in the same way, nor do all of them learn along the same developmental timelines".
Ms. Bufalino, who is to perform in the festival-closing "Tap Divas" programs on July 14 and 15 at the Duke, learned in the same way from Mr. Coles.
"After 2013-14, the wettest year in instrumental records, it is notable that there was no systematic review of lessons learned in the same way as there was after 2007", when severe flooding lead to the extensive Pitt Review.
"Historically, we've structured the school day as if kids always learn in the same chunks of time, a fairly medieval approach," said Paul Houston, executive director of the American Association of School Administrators.
By suggesting that Head Start teachers use a prepared script, the Bush administration is suggesting that all children learn in the same way, have had similar experiences before coming to school, and respond to identical motivations and approaches to instruction.
Hassabis, on the other hand, is taking his inspiration from the human brain and attempting to build the first "general-purpose learning machine": a single set of flexible, adaptive algorithms that can learn – in the same way biological systems do – how to master any task from scratch, using nothing more than raw data.
In most adult education, teachers use methods that assume all students learn in the same way.
This study investigates the influences on nursing student learning who live and learn in the same rural environment.
