But Washington was pragmatic and learned from mistakes.
As important as knowing your ethical obligation is learning pragmatic ways to meet it.
GeogDL is unique in that it not only provides an environment for active learning, it also adopts a pragmatic approach to learning that recognizes the importance of examinations especially in the Singapore education system.
There are certain areas of study where present-day pragmatics can learn from history.
In short, action research is a pragmatic, learning-based iterative methodology and process that seeks to improve the ways in which selected issues are addressed and problems solved, in concert with a broader community of practice (Chambers 1983; Freire 1970; McNiff and Whitehead 2009; McNiff 2002).
The greater reliance on ITS to present abstract, construct-driven material may reflect and suggest pragmatic judgments about the learning objectives for which applications of ITS are most likely to provide greater return on investment.
Children whose teachers and caregivers teach them, directly or not, to use calm, pragmatic, logical language when learning mastery over a task, will go on to use that language on their own, when teaching themselves new skills.
It was all pragmatic: the children learned to see, speak, hear, move, handle.
It's more pragmatic, I've learned, to let them try to humiliate me.
Students are presented with four items which stress the pragmatic or utilitarian value of learning English.
