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111e-learning — /i ˈlɜnɪŋ/ (say ee lerning) noun learning which is undertaken online, with digital texts, virtual classrooms, etc …
112inquiry-based learning — /ɪnkwaɪəri beɪst ˈlɜnɪŋ/ (say inkwuyuhree bayst lerning) noun → problem based learning …
113latent learning — /leɪtnt ˈlɜnɪŋ/ (say laytnt lerning) noun learning which has taken place without conscious aim and which is not evident until the person is presented with a specific task …
114project-based learning — /proʊdʒɛkt beɪst ˈlɜnɪŋ/ (say prohjekt bayst lerning) noun Education a teaching strategy which involves a group of students collectively completing a specific project, and acquiring the knowledge they need in the process. Abbrev.: PjBL Compare… …
115distance learning — UK / US noun [uncountable] a system in which students work at home with the help of television and radio broadcasts and send work to their teachers by post or email …
116lifelong learning — UK / US noun [uncountable] a process of gaining knowledge and skills that continues throughout a person s life …
117book-learning — /ˈbʊk lɜnɪŋ/ (say book lerning) noun knowledge gained by reading books, as distinguished from that obtained through observation and experience. Also, book knowledge, booklore /ˈbʊklɔ/ (say booklaw). –book learned /ˈbʊk lɜnəd/ (say book lernuhd),… …
118distance learning — /dɪstəns ˈlɜnɪŋ/ (say distuhns lerning) noun → distance education …
119New Learning — /nju ˈlɜnɪŋ/ (say nyooh lerning) noun the studies, chiefly in classical literature, of the Renaissance, especially in the 16th century in England …
120rote learning — /roʊt ˈlɜnɪŋ/ (say roht lerning) noun memorisation by repetition without explanation of principles …
