The phrase "a course on learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an educational program or class that focuses on the process or methods of learning.
Example: "I enrolled in a course on learning to improve my study techniques and enhance my understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "a class about learning" or "a program on learning".
In addition, respondents were asked whether they had attended a course on learning and teaching.
The results demonstrated that the number of respondents attending a course on learning and teaching increased (Table 1), but only among junior doctors.
Significance level: ‡ p < 0.001; § = Data from trainees only; NS=No significant difference Table 3 summarises the relations between ratings of training practice and learning environment and sub-group characteristics within the categories seniority, type of hospital, type of specialty, and attending a course on learning and teaching.
She followed that with two courses at Queens College and this month, a course on learning styles at the Dellacave Institute in Ronkonkoma.
In line with the aforementioned approaches highlighting the role of trainee-teachers as active designers of lessons, related literature also includes several models, tools and frameworks focusing on (a) the organisation of the design process and/or (b) building a sense of community by cultivating the social dimension of a course on learning design.
Having attended a course on learning and teaching was associated with significantly higher ratings on most items, except for 'What is the educational outcome of the educational appraisal meetings?', and trainees' ratings of receiving feedback and being supervised.
Alice can be used in two ways, at the lower level students can learn enough Alice to build interactive worlds to integrate it into course modules, or at a higher level as a complete course on learning programming.
The questionnaire was pilot tested for interpretation of item construct and importance of content among a group of junior and senior doctors attending a standard course on learning and teaching.
Students and teachers from a course on organization, learning and leadership sought to explore this possibility through a collaborative effort with nurses from an affiliated teaching hospital.
Foundations focusing on college access, should consider banding together and funding "Digital Counseling Fellowships," which would pay counselors to attend a weeklong professional development course on learning best practices with digital tools.
Henry L. Grishman, the Jericho superintendent, said there were no plans to move to a weighted formula that could break, say, a seven-way tie for valedictorian because "it levels the playing field to say a course is a course is a course" and encourages students to focus on learning rather than competing.
