Sentence examples for to do skill from inspiring English sources

Learning can be divided at least roughly into two broad categories learning to do (skill learning) and learning about (information learning).

Similarly, the "What To Do" skill will let Alexa make the decision when you're stumped about what activity to do next.

That was a reference to Ronaldo, who claimed he was "scared sometimes to do skills" because of the treatment he receives.

When warming up: Rolling your wrists and ankles helps you to do skills.

Its success in fiscal and monetary policy, though, has more to do with skill.

"Because if that's all you know how to do, that skill is for sale in the world".

Perhaps the art world at large wants nothing to do with skill or talent.

I used a problem solving technique to help me figure out what to do (the skill of critical thinking).

If you are too afraid to do a skill be honest and say "I'm feeling scared of this" rather than trying to avoid your turn or just refusing to do your skill.

Address the article to the one who is learning how to do the skill or process instructed in the article.

If you think you're too short or tall, keep in mind that height has nothing to do with skill.