The phrase "a premium on learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that learning is highly valued or prioritized in a particular context, such as in education or professional development.
Example: "In our organization, we place a premium on learning, encouraging employees to pursue continuous education and skill development."
Alternatives: "an emphasis on learning" or "a focus on education".
Druckerman, a Paris-based American mom of three, observes that French parents put a premium on learning how to wait.
However, this can be harder than it sounds because the tacit dimension of scientific and technological knowledge and skills puts a premium on learning by doing and learning by interacting.
Ridge overhauled the culture, redefined the work of its leaders, even embraced a whole new language, to put a premium on learning, experimenting, improvising — transforming a stale, insular business into something agile and open-minded.
For managers, this universal flow of information puts a high premium on learning how to build the strategies and the organizations capable of meeting the requirements of a borderless world.
Urban MNH is best addressed through an ecology-of-implementation approach, which entails working simultaneously at policy, program, and research levels, with a premium put on learning and adaptation.
As such, the participants had placed a premium on the learning or mastery goals as compared to the performance goals.
We'd recommend this class to everyone as nurturing soft skills can lead to 12% greater productivity and the world increasingly puts a premium on lifelong learning.
Real-time testing feedback loops also put a premium on building a learning organization.
We need to put a premium on skills-oriented learning throughout life instead of on qualifications alone.
16 The model of improvement knowledge outlined here, borrowed from the Greeks and extended by learning theorists, places a premium on action as well as learning and reflection.
It puts a premium on that one thing".
