"actively learn" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to encourage or emphasize the need for someone to actively seek out knowledge or information. Example sentence: "To be successful in your job, you need to actively learn new skills and strategies."
A range of colorful child held materials like puzzles, cut-outs, activity books, and etc. ensure that they actively learn different concepts through fun and engaging activities.
It will actively learn from your preferences, either by your searches or by your explicit command.
When I asked her about the tenor of student conversation on sexual assault, she told me, "I try to remember that some people have been super aware of these issues for their whole life, due to any number of factors, and then there are some people, such as men, who have to actively learn about it while they're here".
This allows a robot to efficiently and actively learn distributions of parameterized motor skills/policies that solve a corresponding distribution of parameterized tasks/goals.
A few fathers who actively learn about scientific methods of childrearing, such as Xinxin's father, have more say in the decision-making and are more influential on how the child is raised.
We designed and implemented a classroom activity using Avida-ED (Pennock 2007a), an instructional tool that aligns with the broader goals of our course, namely, that students: 1. actively learn about biology and the nature of science through inquiry; 2.
Actively learning through completing a quiz sheet as they watched, the teacher would pause to ask more difficult questions.
Some have picked up an instrument (yes, one of those things) and played along, actively learning music through practice.
"There are more people actively learning a language through DuoLingo than in the entire US public school system," says Luis von Ahn, founder of the free language learning app.
But we are not simply identifying the hills to be climbed; we are actively learning about the needs of our customers and making changes to better serve them.
It has become the "reason" behind her behaviour, not merely an aspect of her life – and certainly not something she was actively learning to manage.
