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lesson
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minilesson
gleaning
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larn
learnable
pick up
docent
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autodidactically
-pedia
learned
postinstruction
not yet
midclass
charge
teacher
education
learnedness
return demonstration
information
live and learn
educational
literator
get to grips with
embonate
relearn
appraise
mathetics
learned response
learned reaction
eruditely
philomath
div
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learny
drub
relearning
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learner
tutee
unteach
down
have down
teachable
memorizer
memoriser
erudiate
determined
learning curve
instructionally
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pedagogy
like riding a bike
show the ropes
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mental ability
athenaeum
epidictic
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didactics
teaching
capacity
metalearner
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book knowledge
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fellow
breed
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transaction
rudiment
skill
prompt
link
orite
experience is the best teacher
cotton on to
tutelage
improve the occasion
scholared
teach
familiarization
uptaking
object lesson

English words for 'Something learned; a lesson.'

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