Sentence examples for not only learners from inspiring English sources

IPSS has prepared an interface to accept not only learners' answer but also the intermediate state of their problem solving.

Lectures and exercises with Monsakun improve not only learners' problem-posing skills but also their problem-solving skills (Yamamoto et al. 2012).

From the results of previous studies with MONSAKUN, lessons and exercises with it improve not only learners' problem-posing but also their problem-solving (Yamamoto et al. 2012).

Not only learners but also teacher should repeat his lesson at least two times in the class.

So, delivering tailored contents tend to adapt to not only learner's needs and preferences, but also to mobile device used.

More direct assistance in explicit mediations not only accelerated learners' information processing but also decreased learners' response latency.

As defined previously, that trap state is a state that not only leads learners to do many steps but also requires learners to be supported by others.

In this respect, not only language learners' attention was directed toward target language forms (noticing phase), but also language learners were provided with repeated opportunities to retrieve the target language formulaic sequences (retrieval phase) and use them in ways that differed from the ways they were used previously (generating phase) (Hatami, 2015).

Therefore, the ICC training course not only improved learners' LC, but also developed their IC significantly.

The findings revealed that the proposed linguacultural framework not only developed learners' abilities to recognize as well as produce Arabic varieties used in Egypt but also fostered their IC abilities (knowledge, attitude, awareness, & skills).

It advantages over traditional psychometric tests in that DA can reveal not only the learners' actual level of development from their independent performance as what the traditional tests did but also their potential level of development from the mediations the learners need during the mediator-learner interactions.