learning
ਸਿੱਖਣ
definition
verb
they'd started learning French
gain or acquire knowledge of or skill in (something) by study, experience, or being taught.
“That'll learn you,” he chuckled
teach (someone).
noun
these children experienced difficulties in learning
the acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience, study, or by being taught.
example
I think it's a marvellous tool and it's great that we all have instant access to so much information, knowledge and 'learning' at our fingertips.
Mimetic adoption is a rather limited form of organizational 'learning' from the experience of others.
an important 'learning' process
A number of master piano teachers have promoted cooperative 'learning' for students in small group settings.
All 'learning' and knowledge is supposed to represent culture.
It may just be apples and oranges; as researchers well know, the study of 'learning' can be maddeningly complicated.
If experiential 'learning' is properly implemented, learners are definitely not passive recipients of knowledge.
Her 'learning' of English empowers her, but also affects her judgment.
The site is intended to help you improve your 'learning' of the English language.
He would murmur a quiet corrective now and then, or insert an informative note, but never parade his 'learning' .
It is your collective 'learning' , your know-how and bank of experience.
They had no choice but to stay on in Asia, intermingling with the local peoples, and leavening Indian 'learning' with Greek philosophy and classical ideas.
The program includes a clear mission statement focusing on the school counselor's role in supporting student 'learning' and achievement.
His team of experts wear their 'learning' lightly and the information is presented with admirable clarity.
You still need the sequential, programmed, methodical approach to your child's overall 'learning' .
An urbane man who wears his intellectual 'learning' lightly, he retires next year, when he will be 60.
The educational system emphasizes rote 'learning' and memorization, rather than analytical thinking.
As such, the results underscore the importance of an instructional approach that encourages active 'learning' .
And the moment they are born one's own 'learning' process starts all over again.
Their collective 'learning' is immense, and is deployed without pity.
I am often highly impressed with the intelligence and 'learning' of the military officers I meet at security conferences.
I liked to parade my 'learning' in front of my sisters
A pledge of $250,000 has been made in the coming territory budget, to improve interactive distance 'learning' .
Share some 'learning' / knowledge/information that you think is necessary in making a relationship work.
I liked to parade my 'learning' in front of my sisters
Leaders continually acquire new knowledge and abilities and pass their 'learning' on to others around them.
But presentations by experts in the teaching and 'learning' process facilitated our efforts.
Each fast-paced presentation is designed to maximize your time and enhance your 'learning' .
Creative thinking, innovative material, and student-centered 'learning' have not been encouraged.
these children experienced difficulties in 'learning'
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