What is the difference between teaching and learning?

[Verunchik]

[Torsten]

Hi Verunchik,

Thanks a lot for your positive feedback and your support. You will soon be able to use even more material and features here.

TOEIC listening, question-response: Would you prefer an aisle seat or a window seat?

[Verunchik]

[Torsten]

Please wait and see :)
For an update you can always check the ESL Blog. Thanks

TOEIC listening, question-response: Who's going to assist me with this project?

[adam.heart30@gmail.com]

Hi Verunchik!
The word "learning" is a student-centered process. The person here can learn by himself. But the word " teaching" is a teacher-centered process. The learner get knowledge by the teacher.
U r so near toe the right answer!
Thanks
Adam Heart

[adam.heart30@gmail.com]

Another difference between 'learn" and "teach"!
You can learn things unintetionally e.g. from life, by experience etc., but we say " I was taught this in the school"!

[Beeesneees]

That's another example, Adam, but the definition is the same:

teaching - providing information, etc. to someone else. (The teacher is the provider.)
learning - gaining information, etc. from someone or something. (The learner is the receiver.)
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Cheers m' dears!

[Alan]

Hi Adam,

Talking of teaching and learning, I would avoid these abbreviations: