Sentences with phrase «learn something from reading»

Do you enjoy the site, have you been able to learn something from reading the post, and comments here?

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And if you're feeling guilty about being entertained and want to learn something, you should read Mike Hofman's blog, where he unpacks the management lessons from each episode.

Very illuminating read even if you're a believer I think everyone will learn something about themselves from that book.

Most people like to see their content accessed widely and so can learn some great tips (as well as read some good content) from these blogs, but «most popular» doesn't always mean «best» I'd say that for any blogger a key to judging your own success is to think about the purpose and intended audience of you blog — if you have a niche audience in a specific location you may not get a huge following but if you set out to acheive something worthwhile through your blog and you achieve it then that counts as success.

@Unknown is quite a twerp, agreed; but he / she speaks the party line of multi «tudes of others who are too chicken or too inept to post... perhaps others read and learn something from the debate, though.

Eating for the seasons is something I learnt from reading The Kind Diet by Alicia Silverstone.

I love posts like these because, even after reading Unconditional Parenting or Playful Parenting or whatever, it's hard to condense what I've learned from those books into something I can try to implement in my day to day parenting.

In a perfect world, women (and men) would learn about childbirth from reading books and websites and talking to their care provider (doctor or midwife), to a doula, to their mother, aunts and friends, but unless you live under a rock, women (and men) also learn about childbirth when they are bombarded with images on TV and in movies that depict childbirth as something scary, painful and out of control.

I have thoughts on their accomplishments from 2016 and ideas for things I'd love for them to learn and areas of growth for 2017, but there is certainly also something to be Continue Reading

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Although I learned something from everything I read or heard, the advice was often contradictory.

At the end of the day, I always learn something new from reading the final product.»

The pentose phosphate pathway is something I first learned the practical application for from reading body by science by Dr Doug McGuff.

I have spent several hours reading your site, because of my Achilles injury and hopefully I learned something from that.

Reading Christian Louboutin replica reviews is a great starting point before buying replica shoes because we can always learn something useful from other people's experience.

I always love reading makeup tips from the pros, always learn something new to try!

If there's one thing I learned at the Muse and the Marketplace writer's conference in Boston last weekend, it's that every story is, in its essence, The Odyssey (yes, the Homer one you read in high school), and has to be about a journey in which the protagonist (in the case of the following story, that would be me) yearns for something, sets out to find it, and ends up in a different place from where she started.

I guess I don't have to tell you I read your pub to learn something from an expert hubber.

I like to read, to learn something new, to be... more about Alina from Lugansk

I can understand people assuming that I'm reading too much into what amounts to a super hero romp around the northern section of Second Son's Seattle, but given Sucker Punch's desire to cover weighty themes in their previous entries, I can't help but wonder if something more could have been learned from Fetch's being an addict.

Some of Buehl's favorite assignments include writing about a significant or surprising fact that was learned during class, sharing something that might be confusing about the material or a question that the student still has about it, and choosing a quote from a reading that is worthy of discussion and telling why.

When it comes to virtual learning, I would like to make the case that most Americans have read Clay Christenson and Michael Horn's new book, Disrupting Class or my account of virtual learning in Saving Schools: From Horace Mann to Virtual Learning, but book sale figures suggest that something larger must be learning, I would like to make the case that most Americans have read Clay Christenson and Michael Horn's new book, Disrupting Class or my account of virtual learning in Saving Schools: From Horace Mann to Virtual Learning, but book sale figures suggest that something larger must be learning in Saving Schools: From Horace Mann to Virtual Learning, but book sale figures suggest that something larger must be Learning, but book sale figures suggest that something larger must be at work.

Most notably the brain's reading network responds to training, he said, which supports a Chall article from the 1970s in which she wrote that learning to read isn't a right - or left - brain activity, but rather something entirely dependent upon good instruction.

«We got 105 responses which is quite a big response for the year, and of that, 97 per cent of the responses were positive, 27 per cent indicated that they had been inspired to read, write and / or draw and 42 per cent said they'd learned something from the day,» Sorensen shares.

If we are reading a story about Johnny Appleseed and some students know how plants grow while others don't, the latter group, the botanically challenged students, will be the ones who learn most from the story (assuming they know at least 90 percent of the words), although both groups will learn something new about Johnny Appleseed.

I learn from every writer that I read — whether it's learning about what I want to mimic or something that I need to steer clear of, it's all valuable.

I try to learn something from each book that I read.

Every student has to read a lot in order to learn something from others.

There isn't a day that goes by where I do not learn something new from reading a blog post, a news thread or having a direct conversation with an ALLi member.»

Even after reading / listening to the book over a half dozen times, I still find that there is usually something to learn from Graham, even now as I firmly understand Graham's principles.

While it is something you can read up on in books and blogs, in the long run, it is also something you have to learn from experience.

Also, I publicly share my net worth, my investment portfolios, and my total debts, and highly hope that someone could learn something from my financial successes and failures, and avoid costly financial... [Read more...]

Every day I am learning something new from my peers, teachers and the material we are reading.

Even when I think I may about a specific topic, I still read it and I always, always learn something new from it!

OMFG!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe ma eyes, I had tears of joy while watching that trailer.I thought this would simply be the original 3 games as they are with PS1 graphics but miraculously in 1080p playable on PS4, I can not believe you guys are truly «remastering» them, holy crap it looks gorgeous.I can not believe you guys are using all the original things... original designs of characters, original geometry, I literally thought this was impossible to happen in this reality, cuz all devs to this day messed up in remastering old games, they always change things and mess up... but you guys are like, its like y ’ all read ma mind and made exactly what I wanted.This is a true «remaster» and every single dev out there that wants to remaster something should learn from this.

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The more I learned about color and the more color theory I read, and I read everything from Goethe to David Batchelor's Chromophobia, the more I realized I was something of a color atheist.

I was explaining, and very poorly, that from what I read, there is some change, but I actually learned that the issue that was causing me trouble on that aspect was not what I thought, and thus, today, I learned something that makes me have to re-think.

Shorter: prove you learned something from the last question, and show sources — by asking an interesting followon question (not one that's explained in what you just said you read).

I read this website mostly to learn something from the experts.

and the varying distances from libration to the Sun explain the 1.6 W / m ^ 2...... Those, who read this rather long blog, have indeed learned something new.....

If you want to understand something about climate engineering, I would recommend reading the National Academy report on the subject from 2015, and you will quickly learn that it has nothing whatsoever to do with any of the things that you write about on your website.

The prior reputations of the contributors means nothing to me because I read everything at its face value and I know that we all can learn something from each other, no matter how dull or biased such contributions may seem to be.

Perhaps you should read my posts more carefully «Sam», you will learn something perhaps... Your's, Peter K. Anderson a.k.a. Hartlod (tm) From the PC of Peter K Anderson E-Mail: [email protected] http://hartlod.blogspot.com/ In response to'Sam» saying: - «Simple search?..»

I could say something snarky like» Yer all pansies, I used to toggle binary programs into an Altair MITS on the front panel and read the output from the blinky lights»... or mention the time I learned «APL» out of curiosity (and wrote a program about 40 characters long that did about 5 pages worth of work — but they don't call it a «write only» language for nothing, the next day I couldn't read it... Yeah, that APL, the one that needs a custom keyboard with hieroglyphics on it... Ah, the days... I'm SO glad they are gone

The déja lu phrase from Simon Stern's article is not a typo for déja vu; I learned today that it describes the experience of having read something previously.

Conducting an effective Google AdWord campaign is not something that can be learned from simply reading a book.

Have you recently read a book, an industry magazine or publication, other blog in your niche from which you learned something new, found useful, or completely disagreed with?

Foges explains that Luminance «brings together different strands: machine learning, natural language processing, and statistical probability by using inference to develop something completely new, which enables a machine to read vast quantities of documentation, to compare them all simultaneously, and to understand what's in them and why they are different from each other.»

I've read inspirational quotes such as, «I've learnt more from my failures than I have from my successes», but is it really something we all want to experience and do we really want these circumstances dredged up in the interview room?