Sentence examples for reorientation learning from inspiring English sources

Since 1999, South Korea has had a special support center where North Korean defectors undergo three months of reorientation, learning how to accomplish basic tasks like shopping for groceries in a supermarket or withdrawing money from an ATM, a device that doesn't exist in the North.

To learn more on the mechanisms of the giant ES effect, a bipolar cycling was performed to test the delay time for the ionic reorientation in changing the sign of polarization, as observed in the stress loop.

Part of this reorientation was a thorough study of ancient Armenian music.

Gieve (1998, p. 128) has said that inculcating Asian students into Western learning environments 'may require a wholesale reorientation of students' cultural norms, values, beliefs and attitudes.'.

For most professionals it takes a fundamental reorientation to start supporting individuals to take action themselves.

Our study demonstrates the feasibility and the usefulness of a cyclical and adaptive combination of participatory approaches, on-farm trials and ex-ante analysis to foster learning by farmers and researchers, allowing an agile reorientation of project actions and the generation of innovative farm systems that improve farm income without compromising food self-sufficiency.

In this and the following section, we draw on the nascent research and development efforts in game-based learning and assessment to highlight the need for a reorientation to the nature of construct that dominates measurement and language assessment theory and practice.

The pivotal question, then, is not whether such context-dependent (but sequence-independent) learning will prove effective [ 20]; rather, it is why this reorientation of teaching philosophy has occurred at all, and at this time.

Some reorientation is needed.

"There has to be a reorientation.

Children's use of geometry for reorientation.