Examples of using Learning that in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Replace this with learning that everyone can contribute to in a way that suits them.
Allen was the first person to paint his taxicabs yellow, after learning that yellow is the color most easily seen from a distance.
he was only 28 years old, after learning that his song had been eliminated from the final competition.
I myself am still coping with disappointment of learning that you and Jack were double agents.
Dan and Ari Agami introduced a revolutionary system of learning that's helping students succeed.
The Spanish neuroanatomist Santiago Ramón y Cajal was among the first to suggest a mechanism of learning that did not require the formation of new neurons.
at any other time, learning that you had plans to go live on Mars would be a slow news day.
Burton contacts Seymour Simmons, both learning that Earth is Unicron,
He adds, after learning that I'm about to turn 33,“you shouldn't wait too long to get pregnant.
Of course, I might change that practise after learning that draining the water you have used to cook pasta is actually a bad idea.
Before learning that, the Art Collector's funds had invested $700 million in the two drug developers' shares, presuming the opposite would occur.
To the progress of my parents and learning that you don't have to be rich to bepy.
By them learning that we are all related… We also learn responsibility to keep our planet alive.
Instead, there are other experiences and ways of learning that can also be incubators of belief.”.
Learning that starts from questions and problems
Learning that she was 72 from Ellen was a happy surprise for her,
The process of Relabeling and Reattributing intensifies the learning that takes place during the hard work of Refocusing.
If these girls grew up learning that we are enemies, it was just natural that they would
Upon learning that V is killing government officials, she escapes to the home of one of her superiors, Gordon Dietrich.
Methodology of teaching and learning that focuses on solving real problems at work using tools for immediate implementation.