Sentence examples for meant to learn from inspiring English sources

The schools where they are meant to learn, meanwhile, are in disarray, and often in ruin.

What do you think you were meant to learn or do as a result of the injury?

DALLAS WIENS: I believe that I was meant to learn how to see people for who they really are.

If we're meant to learn about Maya from her stories, it's interesting that she doesn't tell them from her own perspective.

Given that so much of this is experienced in schools, shouldn't the first port of call be the classrooms where children are meant to learn about sex and relationships?

Le Soir, the main French language daily, makes perhaps the neatest point: as anti-immigrant feelings take root in Flanders, writes one of its commentators, politicians there have taken to demanding that foreigners take courses on citizenship and integration, where they are meant to learn the Dutch language and all manner of facts about Flemish life.

That is what it means to learn to eat.

Which begs the question: In the farther future, what will it mean to "learn"?

So the question is what does it mean to learn something new.

Investigates what it means to teach and what it means to learn in formal or informal urban educational settings.

Master means to learn thoroughly.