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learning curve

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learning curve,
a graphic presentation of the effects of a specified method of teaching or training on the ability of a subject to learn, as shown by improved performance in a particular task.


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From the learning curve to successfully oversee a franchise, to the evolution of the franchisee-franchiser relationship, to skillfully locating optimum franchise opportunities and following a six-step franchise investigation process, Street Smart Franchising spells out the risks and the rewards in plain terms.
I won't deny that there is a learning curve that has to be overcome to teaching inside SecondLife, but the payoff is well worth the effort," Robbins says.
Roland Pryzblewski (Jim True-Frost), a cop in previous seasons, returns as a teacher whose learning curve in the classroom is almost as slow as his pupils.
 
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