"human learning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to talk about how humans learn, for example: "We studied the effects of human learning on memory retention."
His dissertation was on the effects of punishment on human learning and performance.
Then there's the other difficult lesson of being human: Learning how to share.
Both phenomena have great implications for all kinds of human learning.
Postgrads are vital, not just to the economy but to the furtherance of human learning.
For an analysis of pupil attributes, see intelligence, human; learning theory; psychological testing.
These values had made Oxbridge's scholarly publishing a cornerstone of human learning, a unique brand unmatched anywhere else on earth.
Personal experience informs human learning; community dogma stifles community learning and fails to recognize the gift of free will.
But Lucretius is merely a pupil himself, having learned from the master of compassionate and human learning, Epicurus.
There's little to match the low-budget wit and economy of that "human learning video" in Over the Hedge co-director Tim Johnson's noisily empty film.
Change will be delivered "at the pace of human learning, and the pace at which government and NHS England are willing to remove obstacles.
But we have undeniable evidence that babies and those who care for them together seem to be a beautifully designed system for human learning.
