The phrase "added learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional knowledge or skills acquired beyond what was initially learned.
Example: "The workshop provided added learning opportunities that enhanced our understanding of the subject."
Alternatives: "additional knowledge" or "supplementary learning".
He added: "Learning that he had registered as an organ donor made our decision to support him donating so much easier.
Drawing on an educational theory at least as old as the sayings of Confucius, he added, "Learning is driven by failure".
Resources: UNHCR has been working with a range of dynamic educational partners in the Dadaab camp in Kenya to find innovative ways to use ICTs to provide added learning support and resources in the classroom.
UNHCR has been working with a range of dynamic educational partners in the Dadaab camp in Kenya to find innovative ways to use ICTs to provide added learning support and resources in the classroom.
If guidance is added, learning with online labs is often also more effective for acquiring conceptual knowledge than learning in real laboratories (de Jong, et al., [2013]).
In the second phase of renovations, the high school added Learning Stairs — a large, tiered common space that serves as a flexible area for individual classes, large group meetings, media presentations and student social gatherings.
South African botanists, she added, "learned our taxonomy before we learned anything else". Mr. Tim got the job.
Most people, the friend added, "learn to see things in grays as they get older," but Arthur, Jr., still tends to see things "as black and white".
He added: "Learn some humility.
The teaching team adds learning resources to the X platform (e.g. e-learning platform) or to the C platform (e.g. social network).
The first project navigates mazes, the second introduces adversaries (ghosts), the third adds learning, and the fourth makes the adversaries invisible, bringing in probabilistic inference.
