The part of the sentence "responsible for learning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the fact that someone or something is responsible for learning something, such as in the following example sentence: The teacher is responsible for learning the students the material necessary to succeed in their class.
The cyclic AMP response element-binding protein (CREB) responsible for learning and memory is expressed in almost all neurons.
Teachers are responsible for teaching, but students and their parents are responsible for learning.
This is why London cabbies, whose job requires them to memorize a mesh of twenty-five thousand sthousandsd thofsands of landmarks, were found to have larger hippocampi than the city's bus drivers, who are responsible for learning only a few routes.
This definition, which will be expanded later in this article, is useful because it specifies both the circumstances responsible for learning (a temporal correlation between two stimuli) and the general way in which experience of those circumstances changes behaviour (the animal starts directing toward one stimulus responses that are related to those normally directed toward the other).
The runners had more FNDC5 in their hippocampus, an area of the brain responsible for learning and memory.
In terms of the classroom assessment environment, students strongly perceived that their teachers held them responsible for learning.
"My daughter is learning that the teacher is not responsible for her learning.
Our results identifies activation of the PKA/pCREB downstream of β1-ADR in MeA as responsible signaling cascade for learning of social cues in MeA.
Baseball does not officially divulge player salary information, so even if it appears in, say, an Associated Press article, mlb.com will not be responsible for anyone learning the details on its Web site.
The entire enterprise of education depends on the relationship between a child and the person responsible for facilitating learning.
Other cases not directly related to violence sought to hold television broadcasters responsible for behaviour learned from their programs.
