The phrase "a flexible learning" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "flexible learning" without the article "a."
Example: "Flexible learning allows students to tailor their education to fit their individual needs and schedules."
Alternatives: "adaptive learning" or "versatile learning".
Designing a cheap, efficient educational laptop as part of a flexible learning system for kids in poor countries is a bold attempt to address that.
Our results show that archerfish have a flexible learning strategy which may facilitate exploitation of novel food sources.
This instance of postgraduate teaching in a distributed learning environment offered the opportunity to design a flexible learning model for teaching advanced clinical skills.
Team teaching represents an attempt to make better use of every teacher's potential in any subject area, to create a flexible learning situation, and to make nonstreaming more effective.
Their supplemental education includes a flexible learning forum, and a detailed list of course materials which can be completed at the pace of the learner without the need for expensive computer systems.
The aim of the research therefore is to develop a flexible learning factory that can be used in bridging the gap between institutions of higher learning and railcar manufacturing activities.
Douglas Hoftstadter and Emmanuel Sander implicitly remind us in their new book, "Surfaces and Essences," that one strategy toward a flexible-learning A.I. might begin by looking at the human gift for analogy.
Thus the plant management chooses employees partly on the basis of how well they will fit into such a flexible, learning-oriented culture.
As stated by Galvis and Pedraza (2013), this approach created a more flexible learning environment in which students could learn in their own time and space, and also at their own pace.
I wanted a more flexible learning environment and teachers who cared more and to be away from sort of the social drama in high school that comes with everybody's high school experience," she said, adding that "in an insane twist," her parents where hugely supportive.
"The edX platform will provide an interactive, flexible learning experience for engineers around the world to gain technical expertise from leaders at MIT, Boeing, and NASA," says Anant Agarwal, edX CEO and MIT professor.
