learnˈedly adverb

learnˈedness noun

learnˈer noun

1. Someone who learns
2. Someone who is still in the early stages of learning

learnˈing noun

1. The gaining of knowledge
2. What is learned
3. Knowledge
4. Scholarship
5. Skill in languages or science (obsolete)

learned helplessness noun (psychology)

The eventual passive acceptance of consistent violence, failure, oppression, etc, resulting in the cessation of all voluntary activity

learning curve noun

1. A graph used in education and research to represent progress in learning
2. The rate at which someone becomes familiar with a subject or activity (informal)

learning disability noun

A condition of significant mental impairment in which the subject has difficulty in learning skills and acquiring information

learning support noun

A term applied to the education of pupils with learning difficulties

learning support assistant noun

A person who helps a teacher in the classroom, often concentrating on a pupil with learning difficulties

New Learning

The awakening to classical learning in the 16c, led (in England) by Colet, Erasmus, Warham, More, etc

specific learning difficulty

Any of various identifiable particular learning difficulties, such as dyslexia, dyspraxia etc