learner
a person who is learning; student; pupil; apprentice; trainee.
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How to use learner in a sentence
Concurrently, education systems must adapt immediately to the needs of learners in a digital future.
After the COVID-19 Pandemic We Need to Build More Resilient Countries | Saadia Zahidi | January 19, 2021 | TimeAt insider websites like Beach Grit, vulnerable adult learners, particularly those mythopoetically rhapsodizing about the life-changing joy of waves they first rode the week before, are mercilessly mocked.
Google Classroom is used with our youngest learners all the way up through college and beyond.
Rhode Island, for example, has reported that virtual-only learners are being infected at similar rates as those attending in-person school.
Youth sports have been hit with few coronavirus outbreaks so far. Why is ice hockey so different? | Ariana Eunjung Cha, Karin Brulliard | December 4, 2020 | Washington PostSome learners have the advantage of oversight and support from parents or siblings.
Failing grades double and triple — some rising sixfold — amid pandemic learning | Donna St. George | December 3, 2020 | Washington Post
Subjects were assigned the roles of “teacher” and “learner” and placed in separate rooms.
Franco, the perpetual and ravenous learner, would get straight A's from any of those teachers.
"It was miraculous what a slow learner she was," says one person who met her.
Jamshid, the third person in our household, is a swift 23-year-old; a fabulous cook and fast learner.
The next point is, to ascertain the precision with which the learner can bisect an object with the wires of the telescope.
Decline of Science in England | Charles BabbageHe is a poor teacher who is not a learner, and he is but little of a learner who is not something of a teacher also.
Thoughts on Educational Topics and Institutions | George S. BoutwellOur junior clerk was an apt learner in deception and trickery.
Captains of Industry | James PartonThe less rubbing out the better the learner will progress, and the more satisfaction he will receive from the results.
Mechanical Drawing Self-Taught | Joshua RoseIn those days pilots were allowed to carry a learner, or "cub," board free.
Mark Twain, A Biography, 1835-1910, Complete | Albert Bigelow Paine
British Dictionary definitions for learner
/ (ˈlɜːnə) /
someone who is learning something; beginner
(in South Africa) a school pupil
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