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Gillyflower Posted 7 years ago
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Is "learning rate" the right word in this sentence?

Hi,

Is "learning rate" the right word in my sentence below? Any other correction needed?

"The main purpose of this study was to evaluate and compare the learning rate of language learners' reading skills using the two educational methods namely flipped learning and lecturing as an independent variable."


Thanks!

  

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gillyflower Is "learning rate" the right word term in my sentence below? Are a ny other correction needed? I googled "learning rate", and it appears to be mostly associated with AI (artificial intelligence) and IT research.

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  • gillyflower Is "learning rate" the right word term in my sentence below?
  • Are a ny other correction needed?
  • I googled "learning rate", and it appears to be mostly associated with AI (artificial intelligence) and IT research.
  • However, I don't see why you can't use it, especially if you define it clearly at the outset of your text.
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gillyflowerIs "learning rate" the right word term in my sentence below? Are any other correction needed?

I googled "learning rate", and it appears to be mostly associated with AI (artificial intelligence) and IT research. However, I don't see why you can't use i

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Is "learning rate" the right word in my sentence below? Any other correction needed? I find the term 'learning rate' a little hard to understand here.

I suggest this.

"The main purpose of this study was to evaluate and compare the rate at which language learners' reading skills improved using each of the two educational methods comma namely flipped learn

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"Rate of improvement" sounds more measureable.
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