"pre learned" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something which was learned previously. For example: "The student was able to answer questions on the exam thanks to the pre learned material."
It has to be mentioned that we anticipated greater activation in the MNS due to sound post-learning compared to pre-learning.
Some students may still wish to pre-learn textbook facts, but these books will give you a deeper understanding of the patient's perspective.
The achievement of post learning was higher than pre learning and satisfaction from learning the standard deviation was 0.43.
It is not contradictory that activity reduces during the learning task yet shows increased activity when comparing post to pre learning sessions.
In a 2010 study, after parents of pre-schoolers learned strength-based techniques in a 10-session program, the parents reported fewer behavior problems in their children.
The app is aimed at toddlers and pre-schoolers learning to count from one to 10, and thus goes head to head with Timmy's Number Tracing.
The study presents the results from a multi-disciplinary collaborative process that consisted of a pre-questionnaire, learning activities, workshops, as well as a post-questionnaire.
The average pre-post learning gains for the 15 students who participated in the pull-out study are reported in the "Pre-post learning gains with CTSiM" section.
The crew spent two weeks in pre-production learning the 3D camera system.
A recent quantitative study proposed a framework for the factors impacting on students' pre-assessment learning [ 18].
These 16 items were grouped into 3 domains: (1) undergraduate (i.e., pre-licensure) learning opportunities, (2) hands-on clinical skills practice, and (3) information gathering behaviour.
