"one learning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to ongoing learning or a single lesson. For example, "The one learning from this experience is invaluable."
One learning subscale item on the survey showed a difference in responses between males and females.
In contrast, whatever the route of administration, AVP had no effect on processes related to the transfer from one learning situation to another.
Each mission was always better than the last one, learning from its past mistakes and improving on them as much as possible.
Perhaps I'm the one learning the lessons.
And this one: "Learning is just a kind of remembering".
One learning consultant in the article questioned why the auditor didn't have the students spread out more before the test was administered, Ms. Anderson writes.
This model applied one-on-one learning principles whereby HCPs worked in pairs to learn how to use the devices and provide feedback to one another [ 20].
Explore tutoring options; often a learner who struggles in class responds very well to one-on-one learning.
The tribunal decision removed the ABA funding, but conceded that the child needed one-to-one learning support in the classroom.
For our tutors, that means that, despite the constant buzz around distance learning, the majority of lessons take place in physical, one-on-one learning interactions.
"…without one-on-one learning, you can't achieve much [with videos]." (Female student, 21 years).
