active learning
ˈæktɪv ˈlɜrnɪŋ
Definition

Definition of active learning - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

educationTECH.learning method where students take an active partTECH.
  • Active learning helps students remember information better.
  • The teacher encourages active learning in her classroom.
  • Group projects are a form of active learning.
experiential learning
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Expressions with active

be activev.
maintain a lifestyle with regular movement
Doctors recommend to be active for better health.
take an active partv.
join in something with energy and effort
She always takes an active part in class discussions.
on active dutyadj.
currently serving in a military or official job
He is an on active duty soldier.
on active serviceadv.
serving in the military during a war or conflict
He was killed on active service in 1943.
active citizenn.
individual engaged in social or political causes
Active citizens advocate for environmental protection.
active dutyn.
period of full-time service in the military
She has been on active duty for two years..

Expressions with learning

higher learningn.
education at university or college, often with advanced study or research
She pursued higher learning at a top university.
steep learning curven.
process that requires quick learning to succeed
Starting a new job often involves a steep learning curve.
seat of learningn.
place known for teaching and scholarship, often with strong reputation
She dreamed of studying at a famed seat of learning.
temple of learningn.
institution where people go to gain knowledge
The library is a temple of learning for many students.
the torch of learningn.
responsibility to spread education and knowledge
Teachers hold the torch of learning in their communities.
language learningn.
the process of acquiring knowledge of a language
She dedicated five years to language learning.
learning abilityn.
speed at which one learns new things
His learning ability allowed him to quickly master the new software.
online learningn.
education conducted over the internet
Online learning allows students to study from anywhere in the world.
continuous learningn.
ongoing process of gaining new knowledge or skills throughout time
Continuous learning helps workers keep up with changes in their industry.
distance learningn.
learning happens when teacher and student are not together
Distance learning lets you study from home.

Terms related to active learning

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Terms with active learning included in their meaning

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passive learningn.
education
learning by receiving information without active participation
enactiveadj.
education
involving active participation in learning

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  1. French:apprentissage actif, ...
  2. German:aktives Lernen, ...
  3. Italian:apprendimento attivo, ...
  4. Spanish:aprendizaje activo, ...
  5. Portuguese:aprendizagem ativa, ...
  6. Chinese:主动学习, ...
  7. Japanese:アクティブ・ラーニング, ...
  8. Arabic:التعلُّم النَّشِط, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְמִידָה פְּעִילָה, ...
  10. Russian:активное обучение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:активне навчання, ...
  12. Hindi:सक्रिय अधिगम, ...
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