What is a difference between a learner and a student?
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Learners are focused on learning and improving their skills, students are focused on achieving their goals and obtaining what they want. The level of engagement differs ...
- Neil DearhamCertified ESL English teacher
Learners are go getters and usualy achieve what they set out to do. Students are also keen on learning, if they were nit we would not have anyone to teach but they just have a different goal set to learners.
Learners are seekers they have no boundary to gain knowledge they can learn formally and informally on other hand students are following formal education under supervision of teachers , coaches and academic trainers .
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Learners are usually more engaged in their learning and improving their skills. Students, on the other hand, are focused on their goals.
- JennyCertified ESL Teacher who helps her student in Conversational English.
One of the biggest differences between learner a nd student is the level of engagement.
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