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My name is Mark, 26 from Toronto...my answer is only my opinion, but, i felt that the meaning of the word Unlearn meant for us to use our own investigations into history and education to create our own opinions and insights rather than just following the mistakes of the past. As a history major myself, I have learned to unlearn a lot so to speak. The way in which things happened in the past do not neccesarily reflect the truth, as they are usually second and third accounts of events. Unlearn means to me that would should chose to make informed decision, and lead not follow in search for new information, policies and ideologies. What do you think?
What else can I help you with?
What does Viable Singleton Mean?
It means that there were probably two as in twins and for whatever reason only one survived- is remaining in the pregnancy.
What is musical strength?
If you have a musical strength it means that you learn much more by learning in a musical way.
What does metronome mean?
It means an often digitally generated steady beat. They can be bought separately (and are very useful for guitarists learning to shred) although often there is one built in to keyboards.
What does jack up mean?
commonly thought of as meaning trousers that are too short, 'jack-ups' are actually trousers that, surprise surprise, have been 'jacked' up. That means that the waistband has been pulled higher than necessary, possibly up to the naval (bellybutton) or chest.
What does evanescent mean?
'Evanescence' means fading or disappearingEvanescence means "to fade away or disappear."
What the opposite of learn?
The opposite flow of knowledge would be to teach. The opposite of learning would be the failure to learn, or to dismiss the possibility of learning.Another opposite for learn is to unlearn, but it is not an antonym -- it means to learn a new way, not to remove knowledge. If learn is used to mean remembering information, the opposite would be to forget.teach
What is the opposite of learned?
The opposite flow of knowledge would be to teach. The opposite of learning would be the failure to learn, or to dismiss the possibility of learning.Another opposite for learn is to unlearn, but it is not an antonym -- it means to learn a new way, not to remove knowledge. If learn is used to mean remembering information, the opposite would be to forget.teach
Is Concepts university London an accredited institution of higher learning in the United Kingdom?
Yes it is. The University is primarily a 'distance learning' establishment. This means the vast majority of students study their courses at home - through the use of computer-based learning materials.
What happens if you unlearn your glyphs on wow?
If you unlearn your glyphs in World of Warcraft, you will remove the effects of those glyphs from your character. This means you will lose any enhancements or changes they provided to your abilities. However, you can relearn the glyphs later if you have the necessary materials and gold, but you will need to reapply them to your spells or abilities. Unlearning glyphs is often done to optimize your character’s performance or adapt to new strategies.
What does Viable Singleton Mean?
It means that there were probably two as in twins and for whatever reason only one survived- is remaining in the pregnancy.
What does curricular learning mean?
It means learning according to a pre-planned course.
What is consciously means of learning?
consciously
What is 'fun and learning' in Greek and Latin?
Iocus et disciplina is the Latin equivalent of 'fun and learning'. In the word by word translation, the noun 'iocus' means 'fun, joke'. The conjunction 'et' means 'and'. The noun 'disciplina' means 'instruction, learning'.
What are special learning difficulties?
I think it means a learning difficulty that has a name; for instance: dyslexia.
What is a higher IQ?
it means your intellect is higher
How do you say what are you learning in Turkish?
what do you mean ?? Turkçede ne öğreniyorsun ( Thats means What are you learning in turkish Language)
What is the word that means not established by conditioning or learning?
Innate
