co-learn
verbUK /ˌkəʊˈlɜːn/
US /ˌkoʊˈlɝːn/
To learn something together with someone else.
The students co-learn new words by playing a game together.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To learn alongside a teacher or expert rather than only from them.
In this class, the teacher co-learns with the children as they explore the garden.
3. To gain knowledge at the same time as another person or group.
Both teams co-learned the new software during the workshop.
4. To help each other understand a subject by learning it together.
The two friends co-learn math by solving problems side by side.