The phrase "learning a subject" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to studying a specific area of knowledge. For example, "I'm currently learning a subject in school that I'm really interested in."
They've spent their whole lives learning a subject and can't put two sentences together".
This means that when it comes to grasping an idea or learning a subject, we would rather keep things simple.
The premier research universities do include stellar teachers, as I discovered during my own education at Harvard; and learning a subject from someone with an international reputation can be inspiring.
It's partially the old principle of learning by doing (the way to learn what you're going to write is to write it), and partially the tremendous amount of time and energy expended in learning a subject thoroughly enough to tell it in your own words.
Another company is Educad Learning Solutions, which diagnoses where children are in learning a subject and then designs individual ways to teach them.
This is because some aspects such as self-confidence, attitudes, interests, beliefs, and motivation are key factors associated with learning a subject (Britner 2008).
In a community school, you learn a subject and then you sit a test".
-Have you ever learned a subject or skill by teaching it to someone else?
Psychologists have long known that people's instincts about how well they've learned a subject are often way off.
-To what degree, if at all, is your ability to learn a subject or skill dependent on experiencing it in practice?
The father, Ilya Itskov, said through an interpreter in a phone interview that his son was a perfectionist who would not stop trying to learn a subject — be it a foreign language or windsurfing — until he'd mastered it.
