Sentence examples for spotlight learning from inspiring English sources

So where I ended up helping people often was in relationships with others, and understanding the impact they have on the people around them, cultivating some empathy, learning to listen, learning to give other people the spotlight, learning to work collaboratively.

Lourd has also internalized lessons from both her mother's and grandmother's time in the spotlight, learning from both their triumphs and mistakes.

Some of his time-tested advice: Buy an expensive radar detector; look out for vehicles with folded-in spotlights; learn to identify unmarked police cars from their models, taillights and wide tires; and recognize slow-moving trucks as shields for cops.

But when a woman like Piaf comes near you, of course you are put in the spotlight, and learning from her saved me five years' work" - thanks largely to the fact that Piaf wasn't impressed by the cowboy songs.

Leadership and talent development opportunities include: access to our expert authors through regular author spotlight series, learning with our world renowned content and learning tools, participation in cross-enterprise initiatives, internal and external training programs, and a number of other developmental activities for employees.

Ideally, though, if we shift the spotlight onto learning for understanding, rather than learning for grading, we might see a change in the type of learner our system produces and there may be less of a need to rely so heavily on such assessment data.

We can hold them all in a mentor-ish spotlight to learn all about their accomplishments.

Hughes has never sought out the spotlight - he learned learned long ago from a colleague by the name of John Wooden that the only real score that counts in life isn't how much money one makes or how many people know their name, but rather how many people remember them for making their lives a little better.

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But after a decade-plus of skating in the spotlight, Wagner has learned no one knows how to guide her through a bump or two better than she does.

4. Once Edwards does re-emerge in the public spotlight, he must learn to ignore his critics and simply focus on doing good works.