Sentences with phrase «encourage informal learning»

Better still, you should encourage informal learning at every opportunity.

Firstly, you are encouraging informal learning within the organization and ensuring that knowledge isn't hoarded.

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Though approaches differ, the new versions are generally inspired by Alpha's success in helping seekers to learn about the Christian faith, and in helping churches to offer a compelling overview of the faith in an informal, encouraging setting.

I think one of the biggest challenges companies face with it, is how to fully deploy and encourage the informal or experiential learning in the most effective, practical, applicable, and cost - saving way.

«I hope to develop a research career that informs educators, nonprofit organizations, and governmental agencies in the design of formal and informal educational opportunities and interventions that are culturally relevant, sensitive to children's contexts, and encourage a strong foundation for all children's lifelong learning.»

Students must be encouraged to take informal learning along with academic education.

Encourage sharing amongst your team members with informal lunch and learns.

Social learning is an informal learning and training strategy that gets huge results because it encourages employees» natural tendencies to share knowledge, processes and work techniques with each other in a casual setting.

Furthermore, it encourages learners to share, recommend, and promote the culture of informal learning at the workplace.

It would be encouraged as part of the informal learning that contributes to any formal learning that is prescribed.

While the initial impression of this building is as something of immense scale which also signals its presence as an important place of learning, its internal spaces are designed to encourage both the formal teaching processes which it contains and informal, more chance encounters.

Since a lot of informal learning happens on the job or with interactions with coaches, mentors, peers, etc., tracking certain types of interactions can help the organization understand how this learning is happening and how it is being encouraged.

«This book invites educators to «read» environments for young children critically: Does the physical design of classrooms, school grounds, and informal settings like museums really encourage creative, independent learning?

These informal opportunities to encourage student voice also became learning opportunities to refine skills such as public speaking, teamwork, and advocacy.

Visitors are encouraged to take advantage of the museum's intimate and informal setting to talk with artists, curators, and printers to learn more about contemporary art and printmaking techniques.

Museum education officers forge links between visitors and museums and encourage learning through formal or informal education, marketing and publicity.

Staff encourage involvement through informal and formal opportunities such as an after school parent group; volunteers for the breakfast club; and participation in a Component 3 professional learning session.