'learn counting' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about the process of learning how to count, or when giving instruction or advice to someone on how to improve their counting skills. Example: "In kindergarten, children learn counting through fun games and activities."
Hide-and-seek, in which your child can learn counting.
Mr. Pandey's dynamic approach – part entertainer, part educator – has the children enthusiastically following along as they learn counting, singing and dancing.
Learn counting cardinals from one to nine in Latin One: Unus.
Youtube and other sites have videos intended for Russian children to learn counting.
Learn counting and numbers in Italian from WikiHow simple page, How to Count in Italian.
Learn counting cardinals from one to nine in Italian segmented forms (hints are for English speakers' pronunciation).
The time between pitches, Roberts has learned, counts as work.
"Receiving Credit for Job Experience," a sidebar to your article about online learning, describes Learning Counts, which teaches students to create a portfolio to document and justify the inclusion of nonacademic experiences in college credits.
Alan Long, 34, a paramedic and fire captain, used another new institution, Learning Counts, to create a portfolio that included his certifications and a narrative spelling out what he had learned on the job.
He paid $750 to Learning Counts and came out with seven credits at Ottawa University in Kansas, where he would have had to spend $2,800 to earn them in a traditional classroom.
Kim Bove, 39, a student at Widener University near Philadelphia with three children, a full-time job and nearly two decades of work experience, got 12 credits in about six weeks with Learning Counts.
