"heightened learning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of increased or intensified learning or understanding. Example: The use of interactive technology has led to heightened learning in the classroom, as students are more engaged and actively participate in the lesson.
Overall, students felt that the portfolio heightened their learning and their comprehension of the institutional learning outcomes [ 23].
Alternative debriefing methods specifically aimed at debriefing virtual simulation must be explored and implemented in order to "enhance learning and heighten participant self-awareness and self-efficacy" (INACSL Standards Committee, 2016, p. S21).
International new ventures have heightened proactiveness in learning about technology trends while operating in foreign markets, and leveraging that for profit-enhancing innovations through knowledge integration (Zahra et al. 2000).
And while acknowledging that students who study abroad are often a fearless lot, Dr. Scheid said the increase was at least partly driven by students' heightened desire to learn more about the world around them.
In their next incarnation, these drugs may help the psychologically wounded tune in to their darkest feelings and memories and turn therapy sessions into heightened opportunities to learn and heal.
Our concern about the reported frequent detections of alachlor in urine was heightened when we learned that the liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry mass spectrometry method employed by the CDC (Olsson et al. 2004) included no confirmatory ions, a standard technique for avoiding false positives in the analysis of urine (Department of Health and Human Services 1998).
What they do: The Office of the Dean of Student Life is responsible for non-academic student support services — but everything we do is meant to heighten the learning experience at Hopkins.
Launched in 2013, GoNoodle designs mobile games, interactive activities and kid-friendly entertainment to provide "brain breaks" that promote physical activity, active learning, heightened engagement and enhanced focus.
Knowledge management (KM) can improve coordination, enhance learning and knowledge application, and improve capacity, thus heightening service quality, strengthening health systems, and, ultimately, improving health and development outcomes.
