learning
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- noun
- /ˈlɜrnɪŋ/
- Many students struggle with learning new languages due to grammar rules.
- learning disabilities
- student learning
- teaching and learning
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Watch on YouTubeAgain, you do it through learning, study and growth.
- Again, you do it through learning, study and growth.
- But this is an important learning step in the process.
- Like there is never a downside to learning more skills.
- Like I think that there's a learning process and maybe you learn.
- Like, what a cool way to make learning percussion playful.
- But either way, it's a learning process and we're learning.
- Start your new language journey learning journey today.
- If you scroll from new to old, that's like learning stuff and backwards.
- I think it was just learning what's important.
Examples
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Students are expected to be accountable for their learning as measured by state or national tests.
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Sure, joining a family was a bit of a learning experience for him.
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But this is an important learning step in the process.
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Start your new language journey learning journey today.
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OK, so, so part of your learning is working with others.
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It's a fun, fun day of learning and exploring.
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May our study be sweet and our learning be lively.
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How will you use the formative assessment learning data to guide the rest of this lesson?
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Sue embraces changes that advance student learning, such as the concept of the Learning Commons.
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One of the ways programs can authenticate learning and revise their practices is through assessment.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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Learning knowledge and skills, often at school or university
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1.5
Learning the skills needed to do a job or activity
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Spending time reading and practicing to learn something
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4.6
Learning something new through study or practice
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4.4
Learning how something works until you feel comfortable using it
Compounds
- Specialized
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A condition that makes reading, writing, or math hard for someone with average thinking skills
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Learning to understand, speak, read, and write a language that is not your first
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4.4
A difficulty that makes it hard for children with normal intelligence to read, write, or do math
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3.9
A condition that makes it harder for a person to understand or do things like others their age
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A way of learning things while you sleep by listening to recordings
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A graph showing how a computer model gets better with more training data
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7.9
Learning where students make links between new information and what they already know
A way of teaching that uses new ideas and activities to help students learn
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Computer method that teaches a program to create new data like images
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Etymology
Learning comes from the old English learn, meaning 'to gain knowledge' or 'to be taught'. So learning is the process of getting knowledge or a new skill.