Sentence examples for pathways to learn from inspiring English sources
A great coach can create pathways to learn skills, discipline, endurance, and focus.
This is at the top of many lists for activities that give your brain a real workout and force it to create new pathways to learn.
Teachers who need support should have pathways to learn from other teachers, and then, most importantly, to share their new found learning with others.
These emerging approaches hold promise as a means of democratizing education (Blessinger & Anchan, 2015), by opening pathways to learning for marginal populations who might otherwise be excluded from such opportunities (Bhatti, Tubaisahat, & El-Qawasmeh, 2005).
As Cindy Tumiel, at the University of Texas at San Antonio has noted, "Shakespearean works are required reading for high school English students and a course or two for college students who study writing or literature...Even in prisons, teachers find that Shakespeare offers contemporary connections that open pathways to learning for some of society's most marginalized".
PBL was implemented almost four decades ago as an innovative and alternative pathway to learning in medical education in McMaster University Medical School.
Problem-based learning (PBL) was first implemented by McMaster University medical school in 1969 as a radical, innovative, and alternative pathway to learning in medical education, thus setting a new educational trend.
But such alternative pathways to learning skills are not being offered to Europe's youth on a large enough scale.
I wanted an open pathway to learning, so I was open to their questions, as well.
However, it is possible that an irrelevant context may increase the amount of retrieval cues and retrieval pathways compared to learning without context, although not as much as a relevant context.
"Since the end of 2009 we have been developing a new pathway for children to learn and play the game which focuses on skill and technique development, so smaller-sided version of the game," Nick Levett, FA's National Development Manager, told BBC Radio Sheffield.
