Sentence examples for more learning than from inspiring English sources

(Some of those courses pack in more learning than the average college class, Mr. Schmiegel asserts).

In Saudi Arabia in particular, radical Muslim scholars with much more learning than bin Laden have sought to develop legally persuasive justifications for civilian killings.

(Note: Previous Fixes columns have focused on effective programs in education and learning: Roots of Empathy, which helps children strengthen their capacity for empathy; Playworks, which helps schools run safe and inclusive recess periods; and JUMP Math, a curriculum developed in Canada that has been shown in studies to produce significantly more learning than standard math programs).

Renting leads to more learning than selling but (unless the horizon is sufficiently long) only when general mechanisms are available.

Scaffolding is well documented to lead to more learning than lecturing or other, less interactive types of instruction such as reading a textbook (VanLehn et al. 2007).

Retrieving information from memory produces more learning than does being presented with the same information, and the benefits of such retrieval appear to grow as the delay before a final recall test grows longer.

The student comments suggest the experiential nature of the program creates more effective learning than a more didactic approach to teaching developmental assessment.

She taught me that there is way more to learning than just reading a text book.

Pilot studies are more about learning than confirming: they are not designed to formally assess evidence of benefit.

But it has more to learn than it realises from Chrysler's manufacturing skills.

"We have more to learn than to teach," he concludes, experience having tempered Utopianism.