Sentence examples for warped learning from inspiring English sources

So too, we can use these three PARCC prompts to glimpse how the high stakes accountability system has deformed teaching and warped learning in many public schools across the United States.

The teacher, in the post, makes clear that he or she was aware of the legal ramifications of these actions, but felt compelled to inform parents and the general the public how "the high-stakes accountability system has deformed teaching and warped learning in many public schools across the United States".

It is inevitable, and those who live in a time warp must learn that this is a nation of laws.

For example, we discovered that images or content placed at the bottom or top of the VR ad tend to warp, and we learned quickly to keep those areas for the background image only.

But students still watched movies in a theater that warped the picture, and they learned about cinematography and lighting in hallways.

Learning some basic dance will really help, whether this means enrolling in Jazz Dance courses or simply learning the Time Warp.

You learn to be bent and warped and frayed by the forces beyond your control without ever really breaking.

Van Gogh's struggles with illness and the artistic flourishing of his last two years may have warped the public's perception of his learning curve, Mr. Van Tilborgh said.

In his early 30s, he learned he had chronic arthritis, which slowly warped his fingers, stiffened his body and made painful even simple tasks like putting on a jacket.

The worry depicted in the movie Race to Nowhere personalizes these concerns, showing how they warp the process of schooling from a focus on learning and personal growth into a focus on earning the best grades and test scores.

Each week, you'll find him a different country learning a national sport at warp speed, and then playing it professionally.