The phrase 'the science of learning' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in any text about education, teaching, or learning. For example: "This book explores the science of learning, from how we process information to how we apply it in our daily lives."
A few classic studies help to define the way we think about the science of learning.
It's a business model that has no business being applied to the craft of teaching or the science of learning".
Annie Murphy Paul is the author of "Origins" and is at work on a new book about the science of learning.
Mr. Epstein called Dr. Bharucha an innovator whose interdisciplinary background combined the "science of learning" with "critical and creative thinking skills" to solve global problems.
"We're hoping these four weeks demonstrate that teachers want to talk with researchers about the science of learning" says Shane. "If the demand is there then we hope to keep providing similar opportunities in future on the platform.
The Bloomberg Distinguished Professors will tackle such interdisciplinary challenges as clean water, individualized health care, urban revitalization, and the science of learning.
All classes are conducted using our live video conferencing platform that enables us to easily incorporate the latest science of learning techniques - small group learning, instant feedback, polling, etc.
The virtual drug-discovery platform is based on the science of deep learning neural networks.
The answers to the questions on misconceptions generate a critical part of an overall framework for the science of design learning.
As an experimental twist to create a living collaborative resource for the community, we took a digitized version of the visual notes taken during our Science of Learning panel and opened this up to public commenting and editing.
That's according to "Make it Stick: The Science of Successful Learning," which refutes much of the conventional wisdom about the best way to learn.
