Sentences with phrase «to get better at»

Studies show that feedback from this kind of evaluation improves student achievement because it helps teachers get better at what they do.

I think that has been a result of us being bolder as well as getting better at our instruments.

Most of the controls for these work fine and help getting better at matches too, but too many screw - ups and it can lower all of the stats.

You don't get better at something unless you practice it.

I am still learning about making these videos so with time and practice I can only get better at making them!

They're going to keep on getting better at this.

As with any skill, you won't get any better at writing simply by reading books or watching videos about it.

She's also getting better at learning how to walk on a leash.

Once we get to know ourselves, we get to know our strengths and therefore get better at using them.

You just get better at dealing with the issues.

Instead, they're trying to learn whether dogs get better at understanding space if they're given educational toys when they're 2 months old.

As your baby gets better at getting out of bed during the night, you want to be sure he or she can't «escape» the room while you're sleeping.

I started this company to help busy people get better at what they love, with hopes of developing a workplace environment that reflected the organization's overall philosophy of prioritizing personal wellness.

To continually keep getting better at what you do, know what those limits are and have a process in place when you start feeling the need to hit the reset button.

More and more self - published authors are getting better at knowing what is required to produce a professionally published book.

If you manage to see failing as a constructive way to develop yourself, you will eventually get better at anything in life.

You simply can't get good at reading people without developing your self - awareness, which takes a fair degree of emotional intelligence.

The small increase is notable because it suggests that banks are getting better at handling new layers of federal regulation and required loan standards.

Unfortunately, there is no quick and simple way of getting better at writing.

Because you only get better at interviewing if you practice!

As a result, students get better at learning, build a growth mindset, and achieve stronger academic outcomes.

And even if I never get any better at managing this, losing the shame will make my life way better.

Kids really get good at fantasy play when they are preschoolers, but it starts at this age.

The challenge is to understand that data — not intuition or anecdotal reports — are tools to be used in getting better at teaching students.

The flies also get better at finding these nodes the more you use them and «train» them on those resources, so it pays to check everything you can.

Once the craft got good at identifying and predicting the bearing of other high - speed drones, the next challenge was to empower the good drones to take action.

You can increase the distance as your dog gets better at catching it.

And we might encourage them to spend more time getting good at those other roles.

Your baby's getting better at spotting very small objects and tracking things that are moving.

So I'm still trying to get better at running numbers.

Before you can even think about getting good at saying no, get clear on what to say yes to in life.

You'll just find you slowly get better at dealing with it all!

... unless you just don't care about getting better at basketball.

This will help us have more realistic expectations and get better at communicating at every stage of their lives.

You will also have a system for processing electronically stored information well and for getting better at processing electronically stored information file by file.

And so I figured, you know, I need to get good at living life from second to second.

A: I believe online dating is getting better at predicting who would get along on a first date.

Yes, some cats actually get this good at working for food.

It's not abnormal, and yes it's a pain, but you'll get better at figuring it all out.

And as has happened with every form of human communication, including language, we will get better at detecting who and what to listen to, subscribe to, follow and trust.

I would argue that you can get better at remembering all that information and matching that information to the client by really pushing yourself in a disciplined way.

And we must get better at working together across our groups for the good of the teaching profession.

Practice gratitude, for instance, and science shows you'll get better at looking on the bright side.

Will they ever change, or will they just get better at hiding what they are up to?

It may even take as long as 3 weeks before your athletes really start getting good at certain jumps.

I also got better at recognizing when my priorities shifted and adjusting my life accordingly.