Sentence examples for trouble in learning from inspiring English sources

In Taiwan, overseas students whose native languages are not Chinese mostly get trouble in learning and communicating particularly during the first year of their study.

People who suffer memory impairments due to age, disease, or injury tend to present to clinics with concerns such as trouble in learning how to use new tools or gadgets, and concerns about forgetting appointments.

On the contrary, users do not choose it if they have trouble in learning it.

Some students had trouble in school, learning disabilities, emotional challenges, or behavioral challenges.

We have no trouble, by and large, in learning these terms and teaching them in ostensive practices to children and others.

A small audience of space enthusiasts learned of trouble in real time by tuning in to mission control in Houston via NASA TV's Webcast (also available via satellite dish and some cable providers).

We learn to expect trouble in certain places more than others: busy airport security lines, for instance, and outside runway shows and exclusive nightclubs, where the well dressed and demanding can go ballistic for not getting exactly what they want.

In light of the current troubles in Europe, we learned one very important lesson as we implemented these tough reforms: The people need to be able to trust those who govern them and not feel that their interests are being betrayed.

Repair (Schegloff et al. 1977) concerns the treatment of trouble in everyday talk but also plays an important part in the study of learning discourse as the initiation of solutions to breakdowns in communication provide learning opportunities.

According to studies conducted by the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University, 44 out of 50 children who are having trouble learning to read in kindergarten will still be having trouble in third grade.

His need to write, we learn immediately, was the "chief cause of trouble" in the marriage of Edward and Susan.