The phrase "learning report" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a report or document that summarizes the progress or results of one's learning, such as in a classroom or educational setting. Example: The teacher asked the students to submit their learning reports at the end of the semester, detailing their achievements and challenges throughout the course.
Technology and pedagogy for collaborative problem solving as a context for learning: Report on a CSCW 92 Workshop.
Yet even companies that have had much experience with learning report occasions when learning has failed to come about as predicted.
Lastly, teachers get access to automatic behavior tracking in reports, which Sokikom serves in context with its learning report data, which Patel believes adds more value (and less pain) for teachers by serving both in one.
Thrupp is also a co-leader of the Global Food Initiative subcommittee that produced the new experiential learning report and directory, and one of the co-authors of the report.
The LinkedIn learning report also spotlighted a monkey wrench for many companies invested in employee learning — managers.
According to a Higher Education Research Institute report, faculty engaged in service learning report a heightened sense of civic responsibility and personal effectiveness, too.
They left the company in November, after Learning reported a third-quarter loss of $100 million; They each received $5.2 million in severance pay.
Students' learning experiences in peer meetings were analyzed by investigating the learning reports in students' portfolios.
We now hope trusts will publish their reports in January 2015, alongside Kate Lampard's lessons learnt report".
These issues are expected to feature prominently when the Department of Health publishes a "lessons learned" report later this month, alongside Buckinghamshire NHS trust's ownreport.
We have a Junior Reporters club, in which students learn reporting skills, and pitch and contribute stories.
