Sentence examples for skill by doing from inspiring English sources
Examine your current skill by doing a simple test on the internet.
You can learn a skill in math by watching a good teacher do and explain one thousand problems or you could learn the same skill by doing one hundred practice problems, but the most effective method is to learn the same skill by teaching only ten problems.
Residents are also being trained as chauffeurs, honing their skills by doing laps around the 20-mile road which circumnavigates the main island, Rarotonga.
Paradoxically, some of the most eminent choreographers — from George Balanchine to Matthew Bourne — have also been happy to work with directors in musicals, and have learned new skills by doing so.
After he finished his anthropology Ph.D. in the early 1980s, he decided to shore up his quantitative research skills by doing a postdoc in epidemiology at the Naval Health Research Center in San Diego, California.
The next best solution was to stay at Queen's in the lab where I completed my Ph.D. but to expand my knowledge and technical skills by doing a postdoc in plant biochemistry.
(Supervisor, 32 years old) "Most of the things I know I was not taught, I acquired supervision skills by doing what I was supposed to do and by reading all the tools regarding APEs supervision".
"Most of the things I know I was not taught, I acquired supervision skills by doing what I was supposed to do and by reading all the tools regarding APEs supervision".
Eventually, your personal skill development by doing so will likely be of greater benefit.
After all, how better to measure math skills than by doing math problems and having them reviewed by teachers?
In design education, "Informal Studies" have some outstanding results on developing design thinking skills, learning by doing, creating motivation, intuitive knowledge and selfconfidence and at the same time these studies are a suitable tool for the LLP- lifelong learning programme.
