Sentence examples for organize learn from inspiring English sources

In these positions he helps people leverage natural resources to organize, learn, and act in ways that increase their capacity to withstand, and where appropriate to grow from, social-ecological change and uncertainty.

In addition to the imaging work, we are pursuing behavioral investigations of a variety of aspects of human memory abilities, both from the perspective of how people organize, learn, remember, and use new information and how these processes fail in normal aging and in memory disorders.

Through the Shop area on the device, NOOK Color customers can easily explore NOOK Apps, available in categories including Play, Organize, Learn, Explore, Lifestyle, News and Kids.

Beyond providing the technical systems to organize learning communities, organizations need to have a fundamental philosophy to actively seek, develop, and share what is learned in the field.

Livingstone argued that we should be looking at what kinds of institutions organize learning.

They organize learning opportunities for digital research methods, like workshops and summer schools, and offer training materials for Digital Humanities.

As part of the initiative, Bent helped plan and organize learning festivals in urban and rural towns, which featured workshops on computer science, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering.

If you don't know what "social epistemology" is, that's because Fuller pretty much invented the term; loosely speaking, it's the study of how humans organize learning and knowledge and how they view themselves in the cosmos.

Instructors can benefit from using a framework to construct and organize learning objectives for themselves and for students.

Based on the results of the case study presented, we are able to conclude that the learners using the proposed model performed better on tasks that required them to locate and organize learning resources.

4: Breadth: There is an old saying: "specialization is for insects". In our zeal to certify, to create "experts" and to organize learning around "disciplines" (rather than around, say, learning) our system of education forces students to "major" in something.