"encourage learning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of motivating someone to gain knowledge, usually through education. For example, "The school aims to encourage learning in its students by providing the best resources and facilities."
Others argue that MOOCs will shortchange students, replacing the personal relationships that encourage learning.
If a leader has these strengths, they encourage learning; if they don't, they risk stifling it.
We present over 370 gigs each year and over 250 projects that encourage learning about and participation in music.
In 2010, the charity decided to focus on the children's awards as a way to encourage learning, reading and writing.
To encourage learning among employees, leaders must first ensure that they are open to learning (and changing course) themselves.
Therefore, to encourage learning from scientific evidence we need to move beyond communication towards entrepreneurship and brokerage roles.
They can be used to create connections, encourage learning, accelerate financial independence, and provide life-saving and life-changing information.
The original proposal was advanced last month by William C. Thompson Jr., the board's president, as a way to reduce peer pressure and encourage learning.
Self-organization is just one particular expression of good management practices that can work in all kinds of settings to encourage learning.
The center's first report, which looks at the potential of digital media to encourage learning and examines where the industry is falling short, is being released today on the center's Web site (joanganzcooneycenter.org).org
It is not only children who have benefited from One Million Green Fingers, whose aims and objectives support Department for Education campaigns to encourage learning outside the classroom and attempts to make schools more sustainable.
