This suggests the need for an account of learning that yields all three effects, an issue to which we return in the discussion.
It detailed his personal account of learning improvisational jazz on the piano.
His account of learning the Latin noun mensa is a classic: "But why 'O table?'" I persisted in genuine curiosity.
She talks about juggling motherhood with politics, and gives a moving account of learning that her son Trig would be born with Down syndrome.
We claim that concepts such as participation trajectories, emergence and heterochrony enable an analytical account of learning as sense making, involving its temporality.
Verlyn Klinkenborg's account of learning to sail at a Breton academy in County Cork, Ireland, is a wry and inspiring story of being at sea, in every sense, and loving every minute of it.
The books under consideration in these pages range from the memoirs of well-traveled (in different senses of the term) food writers like Gael Greene and Jane and Michael Stern to Julia Reed's take on "Heat," a salty and expertly seared account of learning to cook by Bill Buford, the former fiction editor of The New Yorker.
While relating the intimate, personal account of learning that his teenage daughter has been hit, perhaps fatally, by a car, the narrator digresses to explain the shockingly high likelihood that our planet will be hit by an asteroid large enough to extinguish our species.
Some researchers alleged a direct effect of knowledge of results, while others, such as American psychologist Clark L. Hull (Principles of Behavior, 1943), produced a complete account of learning based upon need reduction that is, reducing the strength of the drive linking stimulus and response under various experimental conditions.
The traditional game-theoretic framework has been expanded with an account of learning in repeated games.
