But lots of children, particularly disadvantaged children, are becoming (in an expression the Children's Television Workshop once used in research but now regrets) "zombies" — riveted, without any discernible reaction, to the television set; getting, within a year or two, beyond the natural aptitude of learning, for example, to read.
There, Parker learned how to build a basic app using the popular Ruby ecosystem, and found that she had a natural aptitude for coding.
I had a natural aptitude for English and for writing.
But did he decide early he had a natural aptitude for acting worth truly investigating?
"Ken always had a natural aptitude for finance, and I know him to be an honest person".
It might happen that you have a much natural aptitude for graphics designing, which incorporates some elements of painting.
Maghull may be much closer to the game's heartlands, but Graham's discovery of his natural aptitude for league was equally coincidental.
Clearly the gulf between me – with no grasp of opening theory and no natural aptitude for the game – and Kasparov is immeasurably vast.
According to Cave, drivers often have a natural aptitude for the sport because the fitness levels in their sport are so demanding, with IndyCar driver Tony Kanaan another convert.
First on the menu: understandings how receptive or unreceptive to change executives are and what their natural aptitude for driving change is.
For those supervisors whose personal adjustment and intuitive judgment endow them with natural aptitude for effective supervision, motivation-maintenance theory offers additional insights and guidance for reinforcing and further developing leadership skills.
