Sentence examples for less learning from inspiring English sources

Too much freedom leads to less learning and a decreased work motivation.

They've spent four years (more or less) learning about flawed and failed societies, and imagining better and more equitable ones.

The proposed scheme can effectively attenuate the nonlinear and non-Gaussian noises and has a relative simple structure and less learning parameters.

The more we depend on them, and the more technology we base on them, the less learning and productivity we will get from others.

You have to think about "proper form and learning the technique," she said, "while there generally is less learning involved in aerobic training," like running.

That would only lead to more use, addiction, highway deaths, less learning in school, lower productivity at work, higher health care costs and more crime.

The rest, more or less, learned what their teachers thought interesting and convenient.

Decoding is drummed into small children so that most of them more or less learn to decipher the squiggles on the page.

Learning the alphabet is not the aim here: seeing a bearded musician strumming a washboard, few of us, I suspect, would say "Oh, zydeco!" much less learn the letter Z as a result.

The country entered the ability-driven phase (1997 2011) with a focus on Teach Less, Learn More.

At the policy level, interest in action research was motivated by the "Teach Less, Learn More" (TLLM) policy initiative introduced in 2005.