Sentence examples for worthwhile learning from inspiring English sources

As readers of "Lean In" would have been aware, Sandberg was the kind of person to whom nothing bad had ever really happened, aside from a brief early marriage that could later be reckoned as a worthwhile learning experience, with no enduring cost attached.

These articles challenge policy-makers to consider worthwhile learning as a relational journey of community-building not simply the production of competent individuals for future markets.

Teaching Presence is defined as "the design, facilitation, and direction of cognitive and social processes for the purpose of realizing personally meaningful and educational worthwhile learning outcomes" (Garrison et al., 2001).

Almost two thirds of the respondents in this study agreed that PC is worthwhile learning experience.

The participants also spoke about how it was worthwhile learning about different methods to improve health care.

The evaluation responses were: "The physician-teachers were enthusiastic," "The physician-teachers took enough time," and "The program was a worthwhile learning experience".

Early in Eugene Jarecki's documentary, "Reagan," you hear the voice of Ronald Reagan saying, "Someday it might be worthwhile to find out how images are created — and even more worthwhile to learn how false images come into being".

What they need is a system that gives them something worthwhile to learn, teaches them skills that will help them to be employable, and doesn't condemn them as second-class citizens.

"Do you think it would be worthwhile to learn German to understand a pun John Simon recently told me?" As Mr. Wolcott tells it: "Without missing a beat, Pauline shot back, 'Why are you talking about John Simon?' " That story alone is enough to capture the slugfest spirit of the times.

This is actually a skill that is helpful with grownups, too, so it's worthwhile to learn it.

"If we can just make learning worthwhile things as entertaining as some of commercial television's ads," says Joan Cooney, "we'll consider it a great achievement".