"conducive for learning" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means something that promotes or supports learning. Example: This school environment is conducive for learning as it provides a peaceful and structured atmosphere for students to focus on their studies.
The first step is to create an environment conducive for learning and to minimize distractions.
This study examines four groups of decorative pictures which might be conducive for learning.
Huddling around a laptop, or using paper printouts of screenshots of applications like Microsoft Office, is not however, very conducive for learning.
Results from this survey can serve as a base for designing various levels of targeted training and educational material specific to the perceived need, method of obtaining information and the format considered to be most conducive for learning.
Structured peer observations and feedback build an environment conducive for learning for educators and their students.
The new school is pristine, fresh, and what the children deserve - a safe and clean place conducive for learning.
As a consequence, schools can create the least conducive environments for learning and gradually dissuade students from believing in the power of getting an education.
Such a design was rooted in the beliefs that (1) a learning community consisted of cognitive and social dimensions (Kreijns, Kirschner, & Vermeulen, 2013) and (2) social presence and interactions can contribute to conducive climate for learning (Crook & Cluley, 2009; Deng & Yuen, 2011).
So COBES provides a more convenient and conducive environment for learning".
"Our children are secure and they are in a conducive environment for learning".
This initiative is under the Child Friendly Schools package, an intervention that seeks to create a conducive environment for learning.
