Let
's keep the learning process going.
Even a trick class can
keep the learning process moving forwards and having a few tricks up your dog's proverbial sleeves is always a crowd pleaser.
Keep the learning process positive with lots of praise when she does well.
We're dedicated to creating safe young drivers while
keeping the learning process convenient and enjoyable.
Not exact matches
What's never been around before is a seamless integration of all of this: natural language
processing at the front end so that it knows what you asked, natural language
processing at the back end so you know what it just said, and in between a judgment engine that is
learning so that over time, as you
keep updating the knowledge paths, it
keeps re-evaluating what it heard.
I know that it's easier said than done, but
keep focusing on
learning and focus on the
process.»
Contact our staff today to find out, or
keep reading below to
learn more about the
process.
During the studio opening
process, they
learned new things daily and pushed each other to
keep their minds in the game.
In dealing with political theology from the perspective of
process theology it will be important to
keep centrally in view what has already been
learned through a partial assimilation of feminist insights.
«When they are still in the
process of
learning and adjusting to the growth of the past, then we know we are not ready to
keep pushing for that growth.
Keep reading to see how your region stacks up,
learn what to expect next from clean - label - seeking consumers and access fast facts worth considering along your clean label journey, wherever you may be in the
process.
With the Total Wellbeing Diet and Dietitian Plus, LeAnn
learnt how to
keep her social life while eating healthily - and losing 20 kg in the
process *!
If you must use wood you» ll need to
learn how to
keep a clean fire with a wide open exhaust, or you» ll have to wrap your meat in foil part of the way through the cooking
process.
If you need to
learn how to stop co sleeping with toddler aged kids, be sure you can
keep an open mind about communicating with your child throughout the
process.
This is part of the
learning process and there's little you can do to prevent it unless you want to resign yourself to long months of hauling a toddler around or relying on constraining devices to
keep her safe.
This is a
process and we
keep learning, growing, and changing as we go.
It was a «live and
learn»
process, and I know we made some mistakes, but I do know the most important thing is, like you
kept pointing out in your video, «body awareness» and also making it a very positive, fun thing for them.
If you are planning to make your baby's food at home,
keep the texture smooth and runny to help your baby enjoy the
process of
learning how to eat.
There truly are endless inexpensive, simple ideas out there to
keep your toddlers having fun, and even
learning in the
process, though.
Being supportive physically and emotionally,
learning all you can about the
process, covering the needed bases and focusing on preparation will help
keep your relationship strong and help you have a sweeter experience together as you anticipate expanding your family circle.
«It's that the
process of
learning keeps new cells alive that are already present at the time of the
learning experience.»
Love yourself through the
process, and always
keep learning.
Aim high, laugh often,
keep learning and enjoy the
process: That's Tardio's advice for living, a credo in line with the emerging field of positive psychology, the science of why people thrive.
Calling our goals «experiments» (we've also called them «challenges» at times) builds excitement about the
process and
keeps the focus on the
learning.
One of the best things we can do in this case is to
learn to be avid label readers by
keeping an eye out for
processed ingredients, fillers, preservatives and most of all, sugar.
Although wild caught fish can be a super-healthy choice for a lean, healthy, & strong body as well as fighting the aging
process to
keep you looking & feeling young & energetic, if you follow the tips you just
learned...
It was a «live and
learn»
process, and I know we made some mistakes, but I do know the most important thing is, like you
kept pointing out in your video, «body awareness» and also making it a very positive, fun thing for them.
The focus was on drugs but as I
learned the
process of addiction, the changes that occur in the brain prior, during, and after addiction has taken hold, it occurred to me that it is the same
process that
keeps us hooked on unhealthy food, carbohydrates and sugar especially.
The first time you do the
process you may need to do a bit of
learning and adjust to how it should feel but after that you should be comfortably able to perform them on a regular basis and
keep your gastrointestinal system in good health.
In this
process, I
keep learning about ingredients and their combinations.
They stay humble, always
keep an open mind, and know that health and fitness is a lifelong
learning process.
I have
learned that the only way to lose fat and
keep it off is to stop eating CRAP Calorie - rich and
processed foods for a period of time long enough to see the reserves used up.
Each week Laura sits down to chat with some of the most inspiring makers, thinkers and explorers to
learn about their
process, what
keeps them creatively fueled and so much more.
If you've recently invested in a jean jacket and are confused about the care
process, read on to
learn how to
keep your denim sanitary.
You always have room to improve and the
learning process just
keeps on going.
You
learn through your mistakes and experience (dates) that it's a
process, and to
keep your expectations low.
Perhaps
learning from the excesses of Happy Feet, the creative minds behind this film make every effort to
keep the action and tone light and frothy, even when dealing with such serious issues as bee cruelty and the potential end of human civilization without the important floral pollination
process that bees provide.
It makes
learning a continuous
process, even when the employees are not undergoing any formal training, and
keeps them engaged and motivated to improve their knowledge and skill sets.
Most teachers already incorporate skill building in their classes to some degree; however, taking time to discuss and actively engage students in the
process will
keep skill development at the forefront of
learning.
By breaking the
learning process into bite - sized pieces, the employer can be sure that everything is
kept fresh in learners» mind and promotes their interest and motivation.
The key is to
keep them actively involved in the
learning process.
For example, when you
learn a new
process at work and use it again the same day, then the next week and so on, the brain says «this is important, I better
keep it!»
Through experiments with setting appropriate goals and increasing expectations for students by providing different levels of challenge in a lesson or activity, you can model the
process of continuous
learning, and help students
learn how to
keep challenging themselves.
On Top of the News Grand Test Auto: The End of Testing Washington Monthly May / June 2012 Behind the Headline Future Schools Education Next Summer 2011 In a special issue of the Washington Monthly, Bill Tucker writes about «stealth assessment,» the use of formative assessments built into the
learning process which allow teachers to
keep -LSB-...]
Their ongoing emergence inevitably leads to temptation to
keep updating LMSs (
Learning Management Systems) with the aim of empowering the learners with these newly created `' state - of - art» tools, gadgets, and
processes.
Keeping all these tenets in mind, we give you a list of steps you can take to create a
learning culture in your organization that encourages employees to be a part of the
learning process.
Although there is nothing wrong with a behavioristic approach for MOOCs, I strongly believe that MOOCs should be taken a step further; instead of relying exclusively on information transmission on a stimulus - response basis, other
learning theories may be employed in order to offer learners variety of online activities and
keep them engaged in the
learning process.
Keep an eye out for other ways to give the student some ownership over the
learning process; by having him choose what book he will read or what topic he will write about or what reward or he will receive for reaching a goal.
In fact, there is an argument in favour of
keeping some of these minor risks, as managed opportunities for children to
learn to look after themselves and others, without coming to serious harm in the
process.
If we were to compare the
learning process to fishing, we want to draw students in (with the worm) and
keep them engaged (with the hook).