1.   A modest journal article might have produced for the author a significant learning experience.

2.   A prolonged period of family life permits the growing offspring to add individual learning experiences to their inborn behaviour programming.

3.   Aims are necessary starting points, but before the teacher can begin to provide learning experiences further refinement is necessary.

4.   Are they planned in terms of transforming abstract ideas or theories into useful learning experiences?

5.   Better career guidance and exposure to real workplaces ahead of time could help reduce the attrition rate from intensive work-based learning experiences.

6.   If you are wrong, the outcome could be a positive learning experience instead of a major career change.

7.   In this case, treat the write-up as yet another learning experience informing you of strong and problem areas.

8.   Instead, you can use something like that as a learning experience.

9.   It hired a team of people with business experience to aggressively recruit new employers for work-based learning experiences.

10.   These beliefs about what low attainers can not do dictate and reflect the kind of learning experience these pupils have.