Sentence examples for portrays learning from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate the consequences of a gap between the curriculum and student mastery, we construct a simple, formal model, which portrays learning as the result of a match between student skill and instructional levels, rather than the standard (if implicit) assumption that all children learn the same from the same instruction.

Set in one of the most demanding environments--Harvard Law School--the film portrays learning at its most intense, where the depth and breadth of the curriculum represents a marathon, testing the brain and body's endurance.

Mr. Zimet is oddly affecting in the scene in which the trader he portrays learns he's being put out to pasture.

Tolman portrayed learning as a process that derives from behaviour.

Those actors portraying legionnaires learned to fight by thrusting, not slashing their weapons.

The cast at first portrayed gawky students learning Western ballroom dances.

"We believe the way people with learning disabilities are portrayed in the media has a huge impact on how the public view them," the petition declares.

This can be accomplished in two ways: incorporate only noncontrolling language in scaffolding messages and portray the learning of scaffolded processes as beneficial to self-development.

However, adaptive decision-making also can be usefully portrayed as an ongoing process of planning and learning, with the adaptive learning cycle portrayed as a cycle of planning, implementation, tracking, and feedback (e.g., Fig.  5; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 2006).

Sreedevi portrays her turning into stone upon learning that Sita was banished from the kingdom on charges of adultery even after proving her chastity through the trial.

As crew members huddled around the monitors, Cam, the portly, gay Mr. Dad portrayed by Eric Stonestreet, learned some bad news.