learner
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- noun
- /ˈlɜrnər/
- Specialized
:
modelo de aprendizaje
- The machine learner can analyze vast amounts of data to make accurate predictions.
- English learner
- learner-centered
- learner-centered education
Examples
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To improve its accuracy, the learner adjusts its algorithms based on new data input.
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In order to understand what a line of code does, the learner must see its effect.
Blog text (10) -
Case studies assist the learner in applying theory.
Academic text (1996) -
In a distance education environment, a distance learner interacts with multiple elements in an effort to learn.
Academic text (2015) -
As the learner improves, the degrees of difficulty or "level" may be adjusted.
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The principal in a learner-centered high school has three primary responsibilities.
Academic text (2000) -
In the second procedure, the learner is instructed using a decreasing prompt hierarchy system.
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Jones (2006) studied five university-aged English learner students as they blogged during a spring semester.
Academic text (2012) -
With the Bull's Eye Target, the learner prioritizes choices, placing the subjectively most favored choices in the "1" category.
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Education activities can be "provider directed and paced," such as a workshop, or "learner directed and paced," such as a self-learning packet.
Academic text (2003)
Antonyms
How Adaptive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Learner in computing uses the same parts: learn 'to get knowledge' plus -er 'one who does', and it names a program or model that improves by studying data, like a person who learns from experience. That's why a computing learner is a system that gets better over time.