Sentence examples for sites for learning from inspiring English sources

Artificial exposures are good field sites for learning because of their accessibility, and the potential range of features they present for first-hand examination.

Empirical studies into teachers' continuous PD have increasingly identified teachers' workplaces as important sites for learning (cf. Bound 2011; Kwakman 2003; Kyndt et al. 2016; Sleegers et al. 2005).

In China, American English has gained huge popularity that has led to a growing number of language schools in China and a large number of Internet sites for learning English (Kettle et al. 2012).

"[These] places are potential sites for learning and development whereby our youth contribute to community and environmental improvement.

Medical students' attitudes and beliefs about homeless people may be shaped by the attitudes of their teachers and one of the most common sites for learning about homeless patients is the emergency department.

The MBs have been shown to be the site for learning odors, and a learned odor is attributed a specific valence after learning (when the animal is in the right motivational state).

As a nonscholastic site for learning cheerleading skills, all-star programs initially served as a training ground for high-school and college cheer programs but soon became popular in their own right.

A sister site, YouTube for Teachers, gives advice on how best to use the site for learning.

Moving online, in search of ways of shifting teaching practice to a culture of sharing learning ideas, Conole and Culver (2010) created and maintained Cloudworks, a social networking site for learning design, based on the notion of "social objects", which are learning designs understandable and shareable by teachers online, using a Web 2.0 philosophy.

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As I nursed some sore toes, I looked up both "up for that" and "down with that" on urbandictionary.com, the go-to site for learning the lingo of the hip.