Sentence examples for more personalised learning from inspiring English sources
A shift towards more personalised learning is fundamental to the Government's approach.
(HEFCE, 2005, p. 4) A shift towards more personalised learning is fundamental to the Government's approach.
Furthermore, enabling the ITS to predict the occurrence of errors would allow for a more personalised learning experience.
"They benefit from longer school days, smaller class sizes, better paid teachers, more personalised learning, improved discipline and higher standards all round".
As learning becomes more personalised but at the same time more collective, also teaching has to change and the school will become more connected to external possibilities and resources than it currently is.
They feel like they've got ownership over what they're learning; it feels more personalised to them.
Learning will become more personalised and could achieve better outcomes than ever before – as hinted by some early studies into 'flipped classrooms' and US MOOC initiatives.
East Cheshire NHS Trust (in collaboration with the local Mental Health Trust, East Cheshire Advocacy and two independent learning disabilities service providers) for setting up The Learning Disabilities Group and creating tailored, more personalised care for patients.
"A fundamental shift is needed towards a more personalised, social, open, dynamic, emergent and knowledge-pull model for learning, as opposed to the one-size-fits-all, centralised, static, top-down and knowledge-push models of traditional learning solutions".
"This is potentially far more about improving the learning and teaching environment, trying to deliver a more personalised experience, but at scale".
Today at CES, IBM CEO Ginny Rometty unveiled strategic partnerships with sportswear maker Under Armour, Softbank Robotics' Pepper and more, which are using Watson's machine learning algorithms and AI to run intelligent and more personalised apps and other services.
