The phrase "accountable for learning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone who is responsible for their own learning process. For example, you could say: "I believe that every person is accountable for their own learning, and should take the initiative to invest in their education."
And leaders must hold everyone, especially themselves, accountable for learning.
Units are accountable for learning their own lessons.
The goal is to hold students accountable for learning teaching skills that improve student performance.
It might not make sense for companies to adopt OPFOR's AAR processes in their entirety, but four fundamentals are mandatory: Lessons must benefit the team that extracts them; the AAR process must start at the beginning of the activity; lessons must link explicitly to future actions; and leaders must hold everyone, especially themselves, accountable for learning.
"Yes, there are alumni networks, but there was nothing holding students accountable for learning basic life skills," Wilkerson says.
Have these training lessons built into the onboarding process, and hold people accountable for learning the material.
Mr. Arum and Ms. Roksa call on trustees to hold administrators accountable for student learning.
All 50 states are in the middle of crafting new systems designed to hold schools accountable for student learning.
Just as in the market place, many believe that holding teachers and schools accountable for students' learning will lead to improved results.
For the first time, a Democratic president, Barack Obama, is espousing ideas that have been anathema to teachers' unions — chiefly, encouraging school choice through charter schools and holding teachers accountable for student learning.
We can introduce more choice into our system and still keep it genuinely public, and we can also protect equity and opportunity while simultaneously holding school professionals accountable for student learning.
