Sentence examples for outstanding learning from inspiring English sources

If the men had been outstanding, learning and improving match by match, then the women, at a time when they needed to crank their game up a notch or two, were for three-quarters of their game, dismal.

Assessment generation Transforms curriculum model data into appropriate assessments for either a set of learning outcomes provided either directly by a tutor or inferred from a student model's outstanding learning outcomes.

Instead of describing a fuzzy modeling algorithm that is new, powerful, robust, and with outstanding learning abilities, the objective of this paper is to point out four important topics usually "ignored" in fuzzy model's design.

Its key design is the introduction of the outstanding machine learning algorithm – the support vector machine (SVM) into the network domain to perform multi-metric joint loss differentiation.

Further, scholarship on him has linked his name with those of other outstanding and learned individuals, both Muslim and non-Muslim.

Maybe, if senior managers could be persuaded to go outside to play for a short period of time, they would come to view snow, rain, frost, fog and so on, not as a threat but as opportunities for outstanding lessons and learning.

It has been a pioneer in the education of visually impaired people in Britain since the Victorian era, and, as of 2010, is the only college for visually impaired students in the United Kingdom to have been awarded Beacon Status in recognition of its outstanding teaching and learning.

I've found the quality of OU learning materials outstanding.

New Ofsted guidelines now stipulate that future lessons cannot be graded outstanding unless they have learning objectives shared with the class.

"There is therefore a foolproof method of ensuring that the trust is held to account in respect of all outstanding actions and that learning from incidents can take place to prevent recurrence," he said.

Although each alliance is based around one school, which has to be rated outstanding for teaching and learning to become a teaching school, a successful approach requires sharing good practice between schools, rather than one school imposing its vision on its partners, says Kate Wilson, manager of the Medway alliance, whose hub is Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School in Rochester, Kent.