Sentence examples for stifling learning from inspiring English sources

Critics of clinical protocols worry that these decisional aids may reduce the quality of care by supplanting clinical judgment, breeding complacency, or stifling learning.

Everyone wants the best for pupils but the obsessive target-driven culture imposed on schools is stifling learning and pupil engagement".

We've discussed doing away with the absurd and archaic policies that have strangled our public schools with red tape, stifling learning and creativity.

These firms of the future learn and adapt; they aren't structured and siloed, which stifles learning and agility.

It stifles learning, lowers the bar, and changes the way you identify your own abilities.

Unfortunately, in the Middle East, repressive regimes have stifled learning about governance and practicing the skills of governing free institutions -- both so available to our founding generation.

Mr. Trump, behavior like yours in a classroom would stifle learning and make parents cringe.

While institutions can enable organizations, they too often apply requirements to follow paths that can stifle learning and development.

This can stifle learning if children are worried that their peers and teacher are judging them unfairly for a dumb question.

In contrast, fundamentalism is literalistic, overconfident and reactionary". Mohler's fundamentalism stifles learning, debate and confuses theology with a partisan political platform.

Our teachers want to teach, not to instill fear, and stifle learning and growth, and chill speech.