Sentence examples for oral learning from inspiring English sources

Socrates ranted against replacing oral learning by reading.

A prospective 14-week cohort study was designed to compare short-term changes in HIV knowledge between seminar-based education program and a novel program, which capitalized on the rural culture of small-group oral learning and was delivered by portable digital-audio technology.

He had "lived in the oral tradition, learning from listening and watching rather than from reading, and communicating by speaking rather than writing".

Dominican folk music is an oral tradition, learned informally through watching others perform.

A questionnaire survey to students showed that the majority of the students increased their focus on learning oral skills after the introduction of the test.

Examples of communication apprehension include difficulty not only in speaking in dyads, in groups, or in public but also in listening to or learning oral messages (Horwitz et al. 1986).

In Japan many physicians are wary of prescribing oral contraceptives after learning about them in negative contexts in internal medicine courses, says Teruko Fujii, head of Schering's fertility control business in Japan.

At the microsystems level, interventions should enhance the process of learning oral health behaviours.

The children are learning about oral health, under the auspices of a government-sponsored pilot program.

The most important fields of cognitive disorders in schizophrenia are working memory, vigilance/attention, learning by oral and visual memory, argument and resolving, analysis rate and social knowledge.

We conclude with a brief discussion on the potential uses of EGRA and similar oral assessments of early learning for informing the monitoring of the post-2015 educatindicatorstors.