Sentence examples for repeating skills from inspiring English sources

Alongside the sun-worshippers, towel hawkers, muscle-men and bar-crawlers are boys and girls, men and women, repeating skills and drills, honing their feel for the football, hour after hour.

Avoid simply repeating skills already mentioned.

On the grounds that Smith in Cilla was brilliantly repeating skills already familiar, I would favour Lancashire or Hawes, who extended and darkened their range in these parts, with Hawes perhaps just ahead, as her complex villainess was a showier role.

This enables repeated skills training in a stress-free environment without causing harm to patients.

Group 2 were given a pre-recorded video tutorial delivered in a group setting, demonstrating the skill with a patient, then repeating the skill with commentary explaining the tutor's clinical reasoning.

Skills practice and role-play are performed by paired learners; the learners reverse roles and repeat skills practice so that each learner experiences the perspective of both the mother and the provider.

It's repeating a skill over and over and over again, or even in the gym for strength — strength training is based almost entirely on repetition, just do it over and over and over again.

Aspegren [ 9] suggests that instructional methods of communication skills training (i.e., those involving the teacher demonstrating or lecturing on how to conduct an interview and the student repeating the skill with or without feedback) are ineffective when compared with experiential methods, where the student does the interview him- or herself and then receives feedback from the teacher.

A number of books written in the past few years point to the fact that greatness and success are often simply a function of just repeating the same skills over and over until you get good at them.

The inclusion of a control group from this same cohort would have entailed repeating the surgical skills training workshop for this group after study completion for ethical reasons.

Using simulation, medical students can safely learn, practice, and repeat a skill or procedure over and over until proficiency is achieved, without touching a real patient.