"motivate learning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to inspiring or encouraging someone to learn or develop new skills. For example, "The teacher tried to motivate learning in her students by using interactive activities."
Each festival contains video and sound to motivate learning.
He wants to inspire good behaviour and motivate learning.
Ryan and Brown (2005) argued that the policy of test taking is predicated on the grounds of using reward, punishment, and pressure on self-esteem to motivate learning.
Grounded within an "assessment for learning" framework, it is now incorporated into the new Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education HKDSEEnglishish Language Examination, adopting a standards-referenced assessment system, aiming to not just report on the full range of educational achievement but also motivate learning in Hong Kong secondary schools.
I represented the Brooklyn Children's Museum in our search for college "exPLAYners," a new group of students who would help motivate learning in our galleries.
(Nurse Manager) Managers acknowledged that punishing individuals was considered to be an effective measure to motivate learning.
Perhaps then the "holistic and intrinsically motivated learning" that Prof. Aaron M. Brower of the University of Wisconsin-Madison describes will occur.
"Our children with SEN benefit from how the outdoors relieves stress and anxiety, develops social skills, motivates learning across the curriculum (and beyond) and allows them to be practical, responsible and productive members of the community," explains Genochio.
Mobile games are useful educational tools for motivating learning.
Spiritual leadership theory (SLT) is a causal leadership theory for organizational transformation designed to create an intrinsically motivated, learning organization.
To create an engaging and motivating learning environment, we have developed software which is based on estimated parameters for the UK economy.
