learner

Noun

(plural learners)

One that is learning
She's still a learner, so she's prone to making mistakes

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There was a good rapport between tutor and learner.
Such a culture could well lead to genuine learner autonomy in a way that enforced learner training can't.
A Jedi practitioner going from padawan learner to master during the course of all six films, Obi-Wan Kenobi, or Ben Kenobi, is one of a handful of characters who actively inhabit the Star Wars story from beginning to end.
For example, you can give a person who seems to doodle a lot a piece of paper to sketch on while you ask her the questions verbally or read the questions to a spatial learner while on a long walk.
The word Sikh literally means "learner," "disciple," and was the name given by the first guru Nanak to his followers.

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