Sentences with phrase «learning hub comes»

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Organised by the PPMA Group of Associations, the UK's leading trade association comprising the Processing and Packaging Machinery Association (PPMA), British Automation & Robot Association (BARA) and UK Industrial Vision Association (UKIVA), the exhibition is expected to welcome more than 8,000 attendees who will come together to see the latest machinery in action, find inspiration and new suppliers, as well as learn about the latest industry trends at the Learning Hub and enjoy light entertainment with RoboKeeper — the «World's Best Goalie» — and Titan the Robot.

Even when space is tough to come by in your building, the library can work because it should be the hub of learning, open all day, and already monitored by staff.

Linked Learning Lens enrolled its first group of up - and - coming teachers at San Diego State in 2008, in collaboration with ConnectEd, the organization that serves as a hub for Linked Learning in California, and three other California State University campuses — Fresno, Sacramento and San Bernardino.

Instead, school may start to look more like a community hub, where children can come and go depending on their learning needs, their families» needs, and the mix of in - school and out - of - school learning experiences they are engaged in at a given time.

The 7 Mindsets Classroom Portal comes integrated with our Resource Hub (AKA - «The Google of SEL»), allowing teachers to quickly search thousands of mindset - based SEL videos and learning objects.

I've learned so much in my candidacy, but more than anything, I've come to the realization that as a library media specialist, I must challenge myself to innovate and encourage my students to be active learners, whether by making and creating or researching and investigating, through the ever evolving hub of the school library media center.

The capital of Austria, and by far the biggest city in the country, it comes as no surprise to learn that Vienna is where you will find the hub of political and economic activity for the south - eastern European country.

I've learned that when booking routes far out in advance, it's sometimes better to book from hubs since those are less likely to pulled or changed by the time your trip comes around.

I stress that the best outcomes are likely to come from hybrid — or hub and spoke — approaches to learning and discourse, involving both direct experience with other people or cold, wet, slimy living environments and digital collaboration and sharing.

This webinar is now available as a part of a Learning Hub Annual Subscription in the coming weeks.

This webinar will be available as a part of a Learning Hub Annual Subscription in the coming weeks.