The phrase "arenas for learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe environments or contexts that facilitate the process of learning.
Example: "The new educational program aims to create various arenas for learning, allowing students to engage in hands-on experiences."
Alternatives: "spaces for learning" or "environments for education".
Simulated settings seem to be powerful arenas for learning patient safety practices and facilitating transference of this awareness to clinical practice.
Organizations are arenas for learning because they directly and indirectly shape the knowledge and skills needed for entrepreneurship (Sorensen & Fassiotto, 2011).
Caldwell et al. [ 37] and Stew [ 38] asserted that the best arenas for learning teamwork are characterized by well-established teams that hold regular meetings, and that involve patients in care decisions, criteria that seem to some degree to be consistent with typical daily round procedures.
Cherub-faced and immense, he worked nights as a d.j. with his brother, loved to sing scraps of old Motown songs as we drove, and thought that rush-hour Manhattan and the crowded shopping streets of Arthur Avenue and Third Avenue in the South Bronx, where he lived, were the perfect arena for learning to drive.
In my eyes, space became something that could be an arena for learning how to work with one another.
The participating GPs experienced the CME group meetings as an important arena for learning.
Acquisition of cultural resources depends on the social class-specific learning context [ 51], and the family milieu represents a particularly important arena for learning eating habits during childhood and adolescence.
A medical student (from one of the mixed student group) summarized his view as follows: These focus groups are an excellent arena for learning to know each other as human beings and as professionals.
A nursing student expressed: Ward rounds may be a good arena for learning interprofessional teamwork, since both nurses and physicians jointly meet the patients together there, and we can learn from our supervisors how our own profession communicates both with patients and other professions in a real situation.
MIT Sloan is dedicated to fostering growth and innovation in this arena, and aims to enrich opportunities for learning about the use of analytics in sports via the 2016 conference.
The Second Life® platform may also provide avenues for learning in the clinical arena for a multitude of health care professionals.
