The phrase "filled with learning" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something or someone that is full of knowledge or education. Example: "The bookshelves in the library were filled with learning, containing a vast array of books on various topics." In this example, "filled with learning" is used to describe the library's bookshelves, which are full of educational materials and thus represent a place of knowledge and learning.
The next hour was filled with learning breathing techniques, figuring out how to move my arms and legs underwater and, when I panicked, discovering a smarter way to stand: Draw my legs into my stomach, lean my head toward my chest, kick out and rise.
This turned what would normally be a droll development process (which is why it's taken me so long to develop it for the iPad), into a really exciting one, filled with learning.
He asked specifically, "What do you do when the honeymoon is over?" Generally, the first few months of a job are filled with learning new skills, meeting new clients and going to lunch with new coworkers.
Kindergartners' days should be filled with learning and fun that is accomplished through music, dance and movement, art-making, storytelling, read-alouds, pretend, dress up, blocks, play of all varieties, a multitude of science explorations, and, yes, a nap.
In other words, summertime at Centre is filled with learning of a different sort.
As a student my daily activities are filled with learning as much as I can, through classes, internships, jobs, mentors, etc.
I have spent 27 wonderful years making memories filled with laughter, learning, and love.
Its three floors are filled with interactive learning activities, art projects, a mock plaza with a food market, puppet shows and special events — while there, we made juggling balls out of balloons and rice.
The school day is longer and filled with experiential learning, art, exercise and music.
The following day was filled with creative learning exercises as well as sporting activities in order to foster harmony among the children who came from all 9 provinces of the country.
Soon, Dan was filled with enthusiasm for learning Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson solos.
