"home learning" is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It refers to the process of learning that takes place in a person's own home, rather than in a school or other formal setting. It is often used in discussions about education and the ways in which people acquire knowledge and skills. Example: With the rise of online education and homeschooling, many parents are choosing to facilitate their children's home learning instead of sending them to traditional schools.
The summer holidays were not invented to give children a spate of home learning.
At college she mostly stayed home learning Led Zeppelin songs rather than go to her Spanish and theatre classes.
"Soldier" is a sparely written kaleidoscope of the young June at school and at home, learning about love and books, about being smart and being a girl.
Instead of having just two kinds of schools, public or private, America will have a palette of choice, including voucher-redeeming public schools, voucher-redeeming private or parochial ones, quasi-public charter schools, quasi-private charter schools and home learning.
So with enormous regret, I became a Microsoft slave and after one lesson at home, learning Word's illogical ways, disappeared to a wooden hut a long way from home to catch up with the book.
South Africa cracked under the pressure, so New Zealand is now in Colombo, practicing and dreaming of much more, while the Proteas are at home learning all the new terms for "chokers" dreamed up by the South African media.
Many teachers have employed this practice in classroom learning; and programs and apps extend this important practice throughout the year and on the weekends for in-home learning.
The intervals for data collection were chosen to reflect points in time critical to determining outcomes (immediately following the in-home learning, and then again 6 months later to determine sustainability).
You can take A-levels through the National Extension College, which offers a home-learning option.
If they go on trips to museums and galleries, and read for pleasure in a supportive home-learning environment, their chances improve markedly.
What are the determinants of the quality of home-learning environment and its effects on child development and education?
