Sentence examples for more successful learning from inspiring English sources

When utilizing screen media as an educational platform, maintaining control over one's experience may lead to more successful learning outcomes.

In terms of learning efficiency, however, learning from text only was more successful than learning from text and pictures.

Objective: To test hypotheses that people learning to perform aided wheelies (AW) with a new self-deploying wheelie aid (WA) (1) are safer than those who use the conventional wheelie (CW), (2) are more successful at learning the skills, (3) learn more quickly, and (4) find such skills less difficult.

These decentralised communities are vital to the future of more successful CFL learning.

This allows them to be more successful when learning to read.

A better understanding of resident and faculty attitudes and skills about self-assessment and self-directed learning will allow more successful integration of lifelong learning into residency education.

That is, the evidence that suggests children's learning is more successful when their current and future learning builds on their past learning and past experiences (Petriwskyj, Thorpe, & Tayler, 2005; Margetts, 1999).

"The London Challenge worked because less successful schools were paired with more successful ones and learned from them.

Loyalist recruiting had been more successful: Williamson had learned that Captain Patrick Cuningham and Major Joseph Robinson were leading a large Loyalist force (estimated to number about 1,900) toward Ninety Six.

In Cris Cole's "Mad Dogs," a group of "modern" (read: emasculated and dissatisfied) men gather at the Belize compound of their mutual and far more successful friend to learn that the only male life worth living involves establishing dominance through violence.

Why should expert tutoring be so much more successful in promoting student learning than traditional classroom instruction?