Sentence examples for more formal learning from inspiring English sources

Social media can be integrated into more formal learning and development interventions by integrating Web 2.0 features into the corporate learning management system.

There is considerable interest in how such benefits can be harnessed for more formal learning and one challenge is how to make inquiries personally relevant in such contexts.

Elena, dogged by a sense of "constitutional inferiority" next to her incandescent friend, manages a little more formal learning, yet she still struggles to leave the neighbourhood behind.The trilogy is framed by Lila's disappearance at the age of 66, an act that enrages the adult Elena and prompts her to tell their story.

The role of play is being sidelined in England's nurseries because of government shifts towards more formal learning, experts say.

This format could be used in more formal learning contexts, where different students will choose different aspects of a subject to pursue in more detail, while still being part of an audience that is being offered the same 'big picture' view of a topic.

More formal learning activities, which provide certifications or degrees, may be more attractive for nurses.

AHPs stressed the importance of the need for time to think and reflect for quality learning, activities which were facilitated with protected time away from patients and administration: "… [the] capacity to have time away from direct client contact … for either more formal workplace learning or informal discussions, access to relevant literature, a whole range of different learning activities".

Finally, when questioned about how much more time they would like to spend in each type of learning, leaders answered that they want 76percentt more time for formal learning, 71percentt more time for learning from others, and 26percentt more time for on-the-job learning.

Household heads that had spent more years in formal learning institutions tended to be involved in more off-farm income-generating activities.

Instead, this government wants to test children earlier and force a more formal education, where learning by rote and parroting facts will be driven right down into the early years.

This approach might be especially helpful to teachers or schools that don't have the time or resources to invest in a more formal social-emotional learning (SEL) program.