Examples of using Learning needs in English and their translations into Slovak
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If schools are to respond to each pupil's individual learning needs, what can be done as regards curricula,
As such, access should be open to all, and treatment should be differentiated according to people's specific learning needs.
The EESC calls for a more active approach concerning the specific learning needs of people with disabilities.
Build Up then uses this information to deliver personalised content to each student based upon their own unique learning needs.
You then select the subsequent projects together with your mentor, based on your profile and learning needs.
balance different interests and learning needs in the groups.
Technological devices must be appropriate to the child's level of development and their learning needs.
Another problem that teachers perceive very keenly is the issue of integration of children with special learning needs into regular schools.
With its focus on the actual learning needs of the target group,
impact and responsiveness to adult learning needs.
With its focus on the actual learning needs of the target group,
Learners' particular situations should be recognised: their prior experiences, learning needs and aspirations should be taken into account,
taking into account the learning needs of individual students.
Education for inclusion is an approach geared to meeting the learning needs of all children, young people
shall review and update the learning needs in the learning and development plan based on the needs of the apprenticeship placement.
taking into account the learning needs of individual students.
local authorities to examine the specific learning needs of VET teachers and trainers,
Malcolm Knowles described self‑directed learning as“a process in which individuals take the initiative without the help of others in diagnosing their learning needs, formulating goals,
The Mapping of Digital Skills& Competences for Low Skilled Adults will outline real and perceived learning needs, through a series of qualitative and quantitative data and information.
Knowles describes self‑directed learning as"a process in which individuals take the initiative without the help of others in diagnosing their learning needs, formulating goals,