The phrase "accelerated learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, training, or skill acquisition where the process of learning is expedited or enhanced.
Example: "The new program focuses on accelerated learning techniques to help students grasp complex concepts more quickly."
Alternatives: "fast-tracked learning" or "expedited learning".
We also offer accelerated learning enabling distance learners to complete in three years".
Our programmes include accelerated learning for "out-of-school" children, remedial classes for those who are struggling to keep up, and informal education in child-friendly meeting places.
The Clinton campaign's College Compact already includes $10 billion in federal funding for "promising new programs," including accelerated learning.
Samantha alludes to the OSes' accelerated learning capabilities and altered perception of time as primary causes for OS dissatisfaction with their current existence.
To that end, he enrolled in a UNICEF-supported accelerated learning programme at the Illeys School.
It will support accelerated learning for out-of-school adolescents and youth, and will train teachers in life skills, peacebuilding and psychosocial support.
Accelerated-learning "bootcamps" challenge the supremacy of the establishment.
Other neighborhood students attend the 1,400-student 1,400-studenthool or the Accelerated Learning Laboratory, a kindergarten-through-12th-grade South High Schoolls 900.
Even UNHCR has its own informal education system called Accelerated Learning Programs, which aims to keep children prepared in case a seat at a public school opens up.
"The Accelerated Learning Gateway strategy is about getting justice for children from poor families".
UNICEF Liberia's Officer-in-Charge Bjorn E. Forssen said the benches will go to government schools which are offering the Accelerated Learning Programme ALPP) in the five counties.
