Sentence examples similar to narrowed learning from inspiring English sources

We believe that narrowing learning down to specific instances of knowledge or skill acquisition promotes equivalent interpretations of items across groups.

Big and small, traditional and modern, wide and narrow... learning words with opposite meanings can help you build vocabulary.

The Sutton Trust's Sir Peter Lampl said it was "crucial" to narrow the learning gap for less advantaged children.

With Otto, Uber acquires a number of significant, battle-tested veterans who help it narrow the learning gap and accelerate future efforts.

The volume is intended as a contribution to narrowing the learning gap facing conventional computer users when they wish to use advanced theory based systems.

Chapter 4 Comprehending and Solving Word Problems in Mathematics: Beyond Key Words (vs. traditional way of narrowing mathematics learning to key words).

As we age, we narrow down our learning based on career choices, but it is essential to expand our knowledge to keep a positive outlook on life and continue to grow.

Although grade retention tends to adjust the age difference in the early grades, this is not an effective way of narrowing the learning gap (e.g., Manacorda 2012).

One is a network with 6 hidden layers and each hidden layer has 10 hidden units which is too narrow to learn enough representations and the other is the network of 5 hidden layers with 1500 neurons at each hidden layer which has the possibility of overfitting as the input data is not so complex.

This is a pretty narrow idea of learning.

Here, the No. 1 problem facing education is misplaced values: over-programmed after-school schedules; too much homework that steals family time; and an overly competitive, narrow approach to learning that emphasizes memorization and test scores over real understanding and critical thinking.