"return to learning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of resuming one's education or studies after taking a break or a hiatus. You can use "return to learning" in a variety of contexts, such as: - After dropping out of college to take care of her sick parent, Sarah felt ready to return to learning and enrolled in online courses. - The pandemic caused many students to take a break from their studies, but now that schools have reopened, they are eager to return to learning. - As an adult, Mark decided to return to learning and pursue a degree in business management to advance in his career. - After traveling the world for a year, Jen was excited to return to learning and start her master's degree program in international relations.
They made me realise the importance of a good education and led me to opt for a return to learning.
Some return to learning in adulthood, from basic literacy and numeracy schemes such as Toe-by-Toe to media skills training for Travellers provided by the Rural Media Company, and much else besides.
Thabet said that the first week in government schools would be given over to providing psychological counselling and recreational activities to help the war-weary children return to learning.
The development of a nationwide network of Community Learning Champions (CLCs) is considered crucial to persuading some of the most disadvantaged and underachieving adults to return to learning in order to enhance their lives.
Connexions in turn referred Johnson to the newly opened Rathbone Knowsley training centre run by the national voluntary youth-sector organisation Rathbone, where 16- to 19-year-olds can return to learning on courses such as entry to employment, which is becoming part of foundation learning from 2010/11.
You might say it is a return to learning to trust individuals again, instead of relying on an indirect connection to a product through trust in its brand.
As of July 2017, there are 13 states with "return to learn" provisions in their laws.
In many cases, patients who have taken the standard test have failed to return to learn the results, hampering efforts to control the epidemic.
On Sunday the American Academy of Pediatrics issued recommendations for "return to learn" checklists to alert doctors, school administrators and parents to potential cognitive and academic challenges to students who have suffered concussions.
Yet, isn't it a good thing that we've got universities that will take risks and admit students who have potential but less traditional qualifications; who will give a chance to the adults who want to return to learn?
In their senior year, they would return to learn more about research skills and subsequently apply them to their thesis projects.
