The phrase "a space of learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or context that facilitates education, growth, or knowledge acquisition.
Example: "The new community center is designed to be a space of learning for people of all ages, offering workshops and classes."
Alternatives: "an environment for education" or "a learning environment".
The aim of our workshop was to get people started by removing the barriers of the availability of a space for learning, access to computers, the cost of eating while attending a course and conflicts between course times and working life.
Halpern [ 15] states that strong long term memory has been associated with over-learning in the initial phase and the spacing of learning over time.
Ecumenical Christian spaces of learning and dialogue are rare and present tremendous opportunities for growth and a deepening of one's own faith journey.
It is an emergent space of learning that is created, one that shifts the expert/novice balance.
We used a state-space model of learning [56] to estimate individual learning curves on the W-track continuous alternation task.
We therefore used a state-space model of learning [56] to estimate individual learning curves for each subject on both the inbound and outbound components of the W-track alternation task (see Materials and Methods for details).
With a strong focus to continue the revitalisation of indigenous methodology and practise Te Waka Haunui provides an open and inclusive space of learning and self-determination.
To better understand the urgent needs at each individual school like SN 28, UNICEF in partnership with the Ministry of Education and other partners has just deployed a team of university students to do a Rapid Assessment of Learning Spaces (RALS).
For comparison, the learning curve estimated using the state-space model of learning (Wirth et al., 2003; Smith et al., 2004) is also plotted (Fig. 6C).
