Examples of using Learning strategies in English and their translations into Swedish
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Be able to relate concepts of learning strategies and career planning to their own study situation and coming professional role.
on-the-job skills development are also important parts of lifelong learning strategies.
Most Member States continued to foster occupational mobility through lifelong learning strategies and active labour market programmes.
Be able to relate concepts of learning strategies and career planning to their own study situation and coming professional role.
Promoting access to training and other active labour market policy measures for all regardless of age and developing lifelong learning strategies, in particular workplace training for older workers.
We are agreeing to create the lifelong learning strategies in Member States by the end of this year.
comprehensive lifelong learning strategies.
Comprehensive lifelong learning strategies based on efficiency and equity are yet to be put in place in most Member States.
Most Member States now have lifelong learning strategies in which school education is central5.
develop appropriate learning strategies.
Member States have committed, in particular, to ensure the development and implementation of lifelong learning strategies to ensure access for all to training throughout life.
then develop appropriate learning strategies.
By learning strategies to manage stress patients learned to recognize the body's signals.
putting in place coherent life long learning strategies.
identifying your own learning needs and developing learning strategies.
In addition, they must take the lead in developing and implementing lifelong learning strategies at all levels.
In the MCIE& Explore English TESOL course, you will learn to design and develop learning strategies, and to design and create learning resources in able to assist your future international students in developing their English competencies.
A stronger response would clearly go hand in hand with further development of comprehensive lifelong learning strategies, including a strengthening of the quality and attractiveness of vocational training and the modernisation of higher education.
understand how to use them, they build confidence and develop learning strategies that can help them for the rest of their lives.