Sentence examples for thought to learn from inspiring English sources

It may be that, because Rowling is quite unassuming, she has not thought to learn the art of appearing unassuming in public.

I find what he does so utterly compelling that I've never really thought to learn the piece myself: I think about the Goldbergs, and just imagine him playing, and there's no point in playing it like him again.

Thales had read about memory implants, had wondered what it would be like, had never thought to learn.

Strangely, until I learned how a computer program works, I'd never thought to learn about my brain or about how our mental activity operates so seamlessly, without a glitch, and under subconscious control.

Ants are thought to learn the CHC profile of their colony and continuously update their template by a process of habituation, such that novel combinations of CHCs trigger a rejection response [13], [14], [28].

The only property of reinforcement insects are commonly thought to learn about is its value.

"It forced me to think, to learn critical thinking.

He is stepping aside, I think, to learn.

It was a good training ground, I think, to learn how to write fantasy.

Perhaps what matters is not so much what we teach, but how we teach it, since nearly any topic may serve as a medium to encourage students to think, to learn, and to think about learning, so that they ultimately develop the skill and courage to train themselves.

Cognitive regulation involves the recursive processes of planning, monitoring, and evaluation during learning, and is generally thought to enhance learning gains for students.