Sentence examples for normally learning from inspiring English sources

Normally, learning occurs in an unstructured manner by trial and error, which consists of guessing and the occurrence of errors during acquisition.

It was a good process to learn about things that you would never normally learn about.

Since ethnic cultures are normally learned in childhood, they are so familiar that they become second nature or what Pierre Bourdieu refers to as "habitus".

Using video to flip the classroom is another possibility where learners access the lesson content they would normally learn in class, at home which frees up more class time for practising and accessing higher-order thinking skills.

Children learn the central or basic colour words of their language fairly early and at the same time; such terms as red and green are normally learned before subdivisions such as crimson and scarlet or chartreuse.

A careful use of such contractual equations may provide useful techniques that are normally learned only after working in financial markets.

Richard Hollick, an athlete from England, highlighted the importance of the games in self-development " Not only do we enjoy ourselves but we also learnt more about adapting ourselves than we probably normally learn in a year".

Machine learning algorithms normally learn a function f from input x to output y, that is, y = f (x ).

Since the project began, in 2008, over 550 children have been transferred from the gateway system to the grade level at which they would normally learn, with a success rate of nearly 80 per cent.

The same survey has found that one in five parents believe the primary role of preschools is to serve as a day-care and be of assistance to working parents, failing to recognise the key relevance of preschool education for early childhood development and for learning the skills that children do not normally learn at home.

"Normally with learning a new dive, you watch videos of people doing it, you get to see how you get into your shape and take off.