The phrase "a readiness for learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's willingness or openness to acquire new knowledge or skills.
Example: "The teacher appreciated the students' readiness for learning, which made the classroom environment more dynamic and engaging."
Alternatives: "an eagerness to learn" or "a willingness to learn".
We need to assist students in maintaining and enhancing their readiness for learning rather than merely their readiness for testing.
Upon start in 1st. class the fresh students fall behind due to lack of immediate readiness for learning and the learning environment; Traumatised parents and teachers are not the best support of likewise traumatised children in development.
In compliance with this requirement, the present study seeks to assess Japanese learners' perceived e-readiness for learning English online as an initial step in designing and developing a Web-based EGAP SPOC (English for General Academic Purposes Small Private Online Course) at Osaka University.
This study thus aimed to evaluate Japanese learners' perceived e-readiness for learning English online prior to designing and developing an online EGAP (English for General Academic Purposes) course at Osaka University.
Example statement : I would welcome opportunities to work in interprofessional small-group projects 2. Professional identity acknowledges the importance of professional identify and an awareness of conflict between professions along with a readiness for inter-professional learning (5 statements, minimum score 5, maximum score 25).
To the best of the researchers' knowledge, there has been no study conducted at Osaka University to evaluate the readiness of students for learning English online.
The experimenters argue that a baby's vocalizations signal a state of focused attention, a readiness to learn language.
What a freshman senator needs most is not necessarily political experience but a readiness to learn, character and judgment.
The Race to the Top initiative has raised standards for learning to reflect a push toward college and career readiness.
