The phrase "also learned the value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing personal growth or insights gained from experiences or education.
Example: "Through my volunteer work, I also learned the value of empathy and understanding in helping others."
Alternatives: "also recognized the importance" or "also discovered the significance".
In her years in Community Affairs she also learned the value of inclusion when making decisions.
Mr. McDonald also learned the value of personal vision and style.
She also learned the value of negative keywords — words you can specify (at no cost) so that people who search for them are blocked from seeing your ad.
I also learned the value of keeping my TAs informed and using their insights and skills to make my job easier.
As he entered his 60s, he often played men with a youthful rebellious streak but who have also learned the value of sensitivity.
Quite why I've bothered to recall something quite so inconsequential, I'm none too sure, save that many years later I have come to recognise the value of £180 per year, though it might have been better for all concerned if I had also learned the value of having an interior world or anything approaching a personality.
"They not only learn an incredible skill which enriches their lives, they also learn the value of hard work and persistence.
Kremen also learned the forest's potential value on the timber market.
Minnesota-based Macalester College, once also one of America's wealthiest, learned the value of not putting all its golden eggs in one basket when shares in Reader's Digest, then 60% of its endowment, tanked in 1997.
They also pointed out that they have learned the value of camel husbandry from the neighboring Gabra community.
And I also learned about the value of movement in stimulating creativity; the thought that dancing could help me at work put me over the edge.
