Sentence examples for mediocre learning from inspiring English sources

But when it comes to contemporary times, this model of standardized education gives the smarter kids a mediocre learning experience and gives the more challenged kids no chance at all.

On the other hand, linalool had a rather mediocre learning efficiency of 64.3% when presented on its own, but when the bees learnt it as part of mixture 1, 86.4% of bees responded to it.

It's a dangerous game, but you don't become a fighter pilot – however mediocre – without learning how to play poker.

A mediocre manager learns to ignore all problems found outside the realm of the specifications document.

So the mediocre entrepreneur learns two things from failure: First he learns directly how to overcome that particular failure.

But the whole point of the exercise is to replace the mediocre patchwork of learning standards that put American children at a distinct disadvantage when compared with their peers abroad.

Cynics will say British sporting triumphs are a misnomer because success frequently came in spite of Britain, not because of it: Murray escaped these shores and the mediocre Lawn Tennis Association, learning his craft in Barcelona instead.

"I wasn't keen to jump in at a level where I was going to be learning on the job and be a mediocre coach at (provincial) ITM Cup level.

Leaders can also stress the value of learning by reacting positively to ideas that may be mediocre in themselves but could be springboards to better ones.

Indeed, most students I've taught are catching up on the literacy, mathematical and analytical skills they never learned in mediocre public schools.

Ditching your mediocre bank may not be as challenging a New Year's resolution as, say, learning a new language, but it can certainly pay off.