Sentence examples for more ready to learn from inspiring English sources

This practice settles students and gathers their attention so they are more ready to learn.

But teachers may also want to work closer to home, or seek easier jobs with pupils more ready to learn.

In negotiations with President Bush's staff, Governor Clinton fruitlessly sought financing to get poor children more ready to learn.

In essence, a student who had an extensive personal vocabulary and came from a reading-rich home environment would be more ready to learn than the student who had been deprived of such opportunities during his preschool years.

The day they go to school with their boots in their bag, they feel better about themselves, they are more ready to learn and play a part in the life of the schools.

For example, in research on gestures, those who produce gesture-speech mismatches have been shown to be more ready to learn (Goldin-Meadow & Wagner, 2005).

Kate Hynes from St Martin's Primary School said children are starting off school in Guernsey more curious and ready to learn and settling in more easily since the scheme was introduced.

Simply encouraging kids to choose an active way of getting to school will get them outdoors and exercising everyday, help them be more alert and ready to learn when they get to school and lead to a nation of healthier, more independent children.

Many teachers also report that the children are mentally more alert and ready to learn when they start the day.

Additionally, students are more alert and ready to learn after recess.

The other thing I would add is that we get these ideas about conservative areas but there are more people who are ready to learn ― I mean they talk about the moveable middle ― there are more people who have questions and just don't understand.