Sentence examples for pattern of learning from inspiring English sources

'But I have been playing regularly here at the African Nations Cup against big players, so I hope big teams can see I can play at the highest level.' Both Abbey and Yobo followed the typical African pattern of learning the game on dusty streets in bare feet.

Subjective cognitive load measures were assessed and expected to mirror the aforementioned pattern of learning outcomes in accordance with Cognitive Load Theory (i.e., higher extraneous cognitive load (ECL) related to lower learning outcomes).

Subjects showed a distinct pattern of learning starting with an initial exploratory phase in which hypotheses about the correct strategy were generated and tested, followed by a phase of rapid strategy acquisition before reaching a final phase of proficiency.

The list of probable cultural traits is not as long as that for chimpanzees, but orangutans' tendency to interact with their neighbors less than chimps do made the pattern of learning even clearer.

Flipped classroom provides a way to alter the traditional pattern of learning and teaching, with faculty posting their class lectures online for students to view so that they can use class time for hands-on application, problem-solving and assessment.

Second language follows the same pattern of learning as the first language follows: preproduction (the learner only listens), early production (can use short language chunks), speech emergence (they try to initiate short conversation with friends), intermediate fluency and advanced fluency (the students are nearly-native in their ability) (Urlaub et al.2010).2010

They take criticism individualistically and defensively, and they watch each case as though it is one of experience rather than a pattern of learned racial bias and terror.

The paper investigates different patterns of "learning by doing", studying learning curves at product level in a catching-up country, India.

This system recognizes different patterns of learning style and learners' habits through testing the learning styles of learners and mining their server logs.

In this study, we first described patterns of learning engagement in three MOOCs.

Artificial intelligence underpinning online courses can log every click and keyboard stroke a student makes, and this is revealing patterns of learning behaviour that are difficult, if not impossible, for teachers to see in a traditional classroom.