The phrase "a section on learning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific part of a document, book, or presentation that focuses on the topic of learning.
Example: "In the report, there is a section on learning that discusses various educational strategies and their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a segment about learning" or "a part dedicated to learning".
In a section on lessons learned, the inquiry states: "Where the UK is the junior partner and is unable during the planning or implementation to secure the outcome it requires, it should take stock of whether to attach conditions to continued participation and whether further involvement would be consistent with the UK's strategic interests.
Although evaluation reports generally include a section on lessons learned, many of the same mistakes continue to be made in other projects.
In the section on learning objects we will suggest an approach that could inject microadaptivity into the mainstream of product development.
In the section on learning strategies we discussed how experimental psychology has revealed a number of "practice" strategies for strengthening acquisition and recall.
The papers are organized in topical sections on learning technologies; learning tools and environment; MOOC for learning; problem solving and knowledge transfer; case study.
"The big difference is the move from reliance on print-based to online learning, which offers students much more possibility both to access a range of resources and to work together with other students online," says Dr Mary Lea, chair of the Open University's postgraduate certificate in academic practice, which includes a section on design of learning environments.
This survey paper provides a section on heterogeneous transfer learning which, to the best of our knowledge, is unique.
We have a section on behaviors that promote learning, like following directions, doing homework, accepting responsibility and respecting feelings".
But in a section on what could be learned from the experience, the history also drew lessons for future conspirators, and today reads as a prescient warning of the political and strategic risks that similar covert operations would pose for the United States.
Chilcot's 2.6m-word report includes a section on what lessons might be learned from the Iraq disaster.
