Sentence examples for who have learning from inspiring English sources

He says that a platform for "resistance", which has people who have learning disabilities right at the centre, is essential.

Technology is proving invaluable in the classroom in helping children who have learning difficulties, autism and any other disabilities.

Melby-Lervåg first became interested in working-memory training because she works with children who have learning disabilities, and she knew their parents were signing up for Cogmed.

In fact, "at risk" generally means children who have learning impediments that are due to physical, emotional, socioeconomic or cultural factors.

But the casting question is especially thorny when Dumont works with people who are disabled or who have learning difficulties, as in P'tit Quinquin.

Rick Wilson has worked in services supporting people who have learning disabilities to live in the communities of South Wales for the last 25 years.

What about Americans who have learned foreign languages?

There are those who have learned how to pack, and those who haven't.

And we have a lot of seniors at our center who have learned to ice skate.

It is Mr Fortuyn's heirs, above all Mr Wilders, who have learned to exploit it.

Whatever the case, these are people who have learned to give in — just a little.