Sentence examples for programs for learning from inspiring English sources

Doris was a public school psychologist and visionary in developing programs for learning disabled children; after a 30 year career, Doris retired and volunteered in the Gift Shop at White Plains Hospital.

A 2002 study by the National Academy of Sciences reported that boys were "overrepresented in programs for learning disabilities, mental retardation and emotional disturbance, and slightly underrepresented in gifted programs," said Bruce A. Bracken, a professor at the College of William & Mary who wrote one of the two exams that the city uses to test gifted children.

Studies have shown a positive link between reading literacy and ICT use in secondary school students (Acar 2015) and an improvement in primary school students' progress as a result of a computer-based programs for learning to read and write (Genlott and Grönlund 2013).

The Florence Academy of Art, also with a school in Gothenburg Sweden, Charles H. Cecil Studios and the Angel Academy all offer excellent programs for learning classical techniques in Florence Italy.

You can also use computers.There are a lot of free online programs for learning languages,computer courses and many others.

If you're in school, some cities have after-school programs for learning how to make tangible objects.

The bride's father, the late Dr. Paul Pimsleur, was the creator of the Pimsleur program for learning foreign languages.

Measures include adding a compulsory disability component to teaching degrees, introducing an early screening program for learning disorders, and curbing the use of physical restraint and solitary confinement.

There must be a genetic program for learning language, which as a pan-human trait should be applicable to any language a child hears.

She takes her 1-year-old son to day care before arriving at the Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service on Schermerhorn Street, where she takes part in a food-service training program for learning and developmentally disabled adults.

This past Christmas, he proudly noted, he gave her the Rosetta Stone language program for learning Portuguese, and by March she had finished with Level 1 and begun Level 2. It turns out that with vigorous education and support, many people with Down do far better than once thought possible.