Sentence examples for recognising learning from inspiring English sources

In Ontario, Canada, the province's secondary school education goals include: creating opportunities for hands-on learning and recognising learning opportunities that are available from outside of the school (The Ministry of Education 2008).

At first many staff could not recognise learning disability, let alone deal with it.

One most models will recognise – learning to walk in high heels.

Where police fail to take action it is often because they lack the training to recognise learning disabilities and understand the impact of bullying.

Both RO appraisers and ROs recognised learning opportunities embedded in the appraisal conversation.

Where agency is the issue, development of students' ability to recognise learning opportunities and have the assertiveness to take advantage of them may be necessary.

The concepts discussed have significant implications for improving education, often by simply recognising the learning potential of everyday activities and shifting the focus to education.

It fails, they say, to recognise that learning about the past of other cultures away from our shores is "as vital as knowledge of foreign languages to enable British citizens to understand the full variety and diversity of human life".

According to Spector (2014), it is also highly desirable for the design of smart learning environments to provide motivation for a variety of learners, recognising learners' competencies, learning styles and interests.

In addition, according to Anderson the constructivist has more than a simple perspective on learning, recognising that people explain the learnt information and the world around them, based on their personal vision (Anderson [2008]).

With mindfulness you can also recognise and learn to distinguish stress (which is developing insight) as well as potentially harmful thoughts and intentions.