"learn mathematics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about studying mathematics or the process of learning mathematics. For example, "My son has begun to learn mathematics and he loves it."
Third, while Frege grants Mill that some empirical knowledge may well be necessary for us to learn mathematics, he points out that empirical knowledge cannot justify mathematical truths (1884, 12).
This work has shed light on the direct connection between divergent mathematical outcomes across student populations and the unequal distribution of opportunities to learn mathematics afforded to these populations.
"Lovelace is an unusual example of a woman for her time because she was not only allowed to learn mathematics but encouraged to learn mathematics," Aurora said.
"We should not gratuitiously torture students to learn mathematics that is no longer relevant".
One of the things that got me started was wondering why it was so hard to learn mathematics.
Last year, Roi Cohen Kadosh, a researcher at Oxford University, reported tDCS experiments that improved people's ability to learn mathematics.
He learned mathematics in the elevator, pressing the buttons.
There, Mr. Kujur learned mathematics, science, English and Christianity.
Throughout an undergraduate degree one learns to understand mathematics, while the MSc degree provides the transition from learning mathematics to creating mathematics.
Mei Juecheng learned mathematics from his grandfather Mei Wending (1633 1721), a renowned mathematician and astronomer.
Imagine the effect on learning if a mere fraction of the game player's thrill could be imparted to students learning mathematics, or history, or a foreign language.
