Sentence examples for satisfying learning from inspiring English sources

But suddenly I was doing something I found far more satisfying: learning and writing about a far broader range of topics than before and communicating the research to a wider audience.

Researchers at the June 2014 study that "watching MOOCs in groups provides (a) highly satisfying learning experience as learners feel connected and interactions among them are enabled".

The predictions are in good agreement with the test data, which indicates the satisfying learning and generalization performance of LS-SVMs.

cyclethecity.org/bristol-beer-cycle-tour What could be more satisfying than learning to build a bike?

It's about as satisfying as learning how magicians pull off their illusions; one can't help but feel a little bit stupid to find out it's just adorned trickery.

Reason, for instance, desires to learn; satisfying that desire is a pleasure distinct from the pleasure, e.g., of eating (580d-e).

And some people may find it satisfying to learn that even the famous can't crack the bureaucratic indolence of the telephone company.

(It's satisfying to learn that the greedy Musso -- $1,500 a crack, or $15,000 in today's currency -- could not write, and that Hitler always missed his deadlines).

It was really satisfying to learn that the product we had developed had passed some critical tests.

Second, they are often peculiarly satisfying to learn about.

These suggest the importance of innovative application of the current information equipment, and schools should pay more attention to satisfying students' personalized learning demands.