Sentence examples for to master skills from inspiring English sources

Although politically incorrect to admit, universities today are failing their students by not requiring them to master skills like critical thinking, cogent writing, basic math and a grasp of economics.

Indeed, Mamet's prolific output and his compulsion to master skills (writing, directing, piano playing, sharpshooting) are a daily reiteration of competence in adulthood which seeks to redress a childhood whose litany was "You are not living up to your potential".

Kids who develop growth-mindsets, on the other hand, believe people can learn to master skills.

Preschoolers are at a stage of learning to master skills such as speaking and making friends.

But more importantly, they know that my number one priority is to teach them to master skills, and that their job is to get their brains and bodies ready to learn.

Once you have honed a hard-to-master skill, you may perform best when you begin to feel the flow, ie, when the parts of your brain that critique and criticise are muted.

Gaining expertise also requires you to master technical skills and learn new skills in your domain".

People will have to master multiple skills if they are to survive in such a world and keep those skills up to date.

"For example, children will struggle to master punctuation skills by the end of reception class.

Young players were expected to master T20 skills first and then bridge the gap into Test cricket.

2000 A lowpoint for the highwire as Big Brother contestants on Channel 4 are challenged to master circus skills.